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The 29th Annual Homeless Vigil was held at Hebron Apartments, which offer low-income housing and programming to veterans, homeless people and seniors.

Nevada's funding for education is reported to be the worst according to a report from "Making the Grade" which graded Nevada with an "F" in Funding Level, Funding Distribution and Funding Effort.

UNLV's wastewater testing program has identified a spike in viral load that has dwarfed the January Omicron variant surge.

Starting Wednesday, several water agencies and groups will gather at Caesars Palace for the annual conference held by the Colorado River Water Users Association.

Dr. John Brosious, a board certified gender and reconstructive surgeon in Las Vegas, has become the first in the state to perform gender-affirming genital surgeries.

One person is dead following a five-vehicle traffic collision at the intersection of Civic Center and Owens Drive on Tuesday morning, according to North Las Vegas police.

Warm Springs Correctional Center will be shut down to "increase safety and security and reduce overtime." The Nevada Department of Corrections says the change will save the state $14 million per year.

Nevada State Police said there is a 14 car crash and pileup on the 215 and I-15 eastbound Sunday afternoon.

The Nevada Department of Corrections issued a response to inmates participating in a hunger strike to protest the conditions of their confinement at Ely State Prison.

Five people were killed when a man high on meth crashed a box truck into a group of cyclists leaving five dead and four injured.