Crime

Carson City Sheriff Kenneth Furlong, his deputies and other area law enforcement agencies are prepared for planned protests in the capital between now and Inauguration Day on Jan. 20.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford denounced the actions of his Republican counterparts for what he says was their role in the domestic terrorism at the U.S. Capitol.

A report this week warns of armed militia groups in Nevada and speculates about their potential to disrupt voting in the upcoming election.

Federal charges have been filed against five southern Nevada residents who allegedly caused more than $71,000 in damages to a downtown Las Vegas federal facility

A lawsuit was filed this morning in federal court on behalf of the family of Jorge Gomez, a 25-year-old man killed by police during a Black Lives Matter protest.

DeMarlo Berry was granted a Certificate of Innocence and awarded $2.25 million in statutory damages for the more than 22-year prison term served following his wrongful incarceration.

A resolution passed today by the Nevada State Board of Pardons Commissioners summarily pardons thousands of persons previously convicted of minor marijuana offenses.

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak is proposing unconditional pardon to individuals previously convicted for possession of small amounts of marijuana.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford issued a statement on the recent shootings of two Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officers during protests.

Despite Nevada having reformed marijuana policy over the last decade, Black people are three times more likely than white people to be arrested for marijuana possession in the state.