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Marijuana is a big business in Nevada, but some say an important segment of the population is missing. With consumption lounges opening later this year, new rules could mean the times are changing.

Wednesday morning there was a police raid at the clubhouse of the outlaw motorcycle gang the Hells Angels who were involved in the US 95 shooting during Memorial weekend in Henderson.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife is partnering with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to create the Beehive State’s first desert bighorn sheep “nursery".

Legislators have introduced 19 measures, covering topics from education to eggs, that will take effect on July 1, 2022.

Southern Nevadans young, old and in-between are feeling the ripple effects of inflation. Veterans are also being hit hard. 13 Action News looks at the available assistance for Vets.

Gov. Steve Sisolak signed an executive order designed to protect reproductive health freedom. This comes after the recent decision to overturn Roe V. Wade.

Monsoon season brings flash flooding — waters that can prove dangerous and even deadly. Whether it rains on Mt. Charleston or in Summerlin, the entire region could be affected by flooded conditions.

Tourists make up about 80 percent of marriage licenses issued in Southern Nevada, according to the Marriage License Bureau. In February 2022, the county issued its 5-millionth marriage license.

The rider on the Honda motorcycle has been identified as Charles Eugene Grall, a 58-year-old male from Laughlin, Nevada.

You could be paying more on your property tax than you realize. Under state law as a property owner, you can apply for a three percent tax cap on your primary residence.