A recent study by the American Bible Society shows Sin City didn’t even crack the Top 10 least Bible-minded cities in the nation.
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Nevada’s jobless rate dipped to 8.8 percent, down from 9 percent in November, the state Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reported Monday morning. But the Las Vegas Valley’s rate ticked up to 8.9 percent, compared with 8.6 percent a month earlier.
One small area of unincorporated Clark County could end up becoming medical marijuana central in Southern Nevada if other jurisdictions choose not to allow dispensaries to operate, a state panel was told Monday.
CARSON CITY — Carson City is withdrawing its opposition to a lawsuit challenging Nevada’s gay marriage ban, citing a recent ruling from a federal appeals court.
If there’s such thing as a joint epiphany, then John Barnes and Matt Thelander had one.
Katie Sears knows that UNLV’s campus is not in one of the safest areas of the valley.
RENO — Jailers were keeping an 88-year-old man on a suicide watch after he was arrested for allegedly opening fire at a Carson City hospital and critically wounding his wife, authorities said.
The police investigation into Justice of the Peace Eric Goodman’s mysterious incident in the bathroom of a Summerlin park isn’t closed, but it’s not going anywhere.
Nevada casinos suffered their fifth consecutive fiscal year net loss in 2013, despite a slight overall increase in revenues.
It’s unlikely loquacious Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman will ever say anything that fits in a tweet, but that didn’t stop attendees from trying to cram highlights of Thursday’s State of the City speech into the micro-blogging service’s 140-character limit.
Despite a big drop in negative equity, Nevada is still tops for its share of homes underwater.
A 17-year-old girl jumped out of a moving car on Interstate 15 after arguing with her mom, the Nevada Highway Patrol said Thursday.
“Children learn very early on that parents (pay attention to them) when there’s a problem,” Julie Katz told a small group of adults at the Sahara West Library.
Nobody was found in a vehicle that crashed into a pond near Cheyenne Avenue and Commerce Street Monday morning, North Las Vegas police said.
A 54-year-old Las Vegas man who sent threatening letters to Mayor Carolyn Goodman and an administrative law judge over a workers compensation dispute pleaded guilty Monday to a misdemeanor conspiracy charge.