The Nevada Commission on Tourism approved on Friday $730,547 in grants to fund rural tourism and marketing of area attractions.

Las Vegas realtor Charles “Randy” Lazer lost his defamation lawsuit against a client who accused him of being racist, sexist and unprofessional.

Nevada State Parks will offer a fee-free day Saturday, Sept. 25 to celebrate Nevada Public Lands Day.

Former U.S. Sen. Dean Heller will announce a bid for governor of Nevada on Monday, joining a crowded field of Republican hopefuls vying to unseat Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak in 2022.

The vaccination rate among employees of Nevada’s System of Higher Education–which employs nearly 24,000 across the state–has risen nearly 35% over the past week.

Nevada’s non-education public sector workforce is down 5.2% compared to pre-pandemic, according to a new analysis by Pew Charitable Trusts.

Nevada’s Governor’s Office of Economic Development this week said it had received a $250,000 grant from the State Trade Expansion Program (STEP).

The U.S. Department of Education on Monday approved a plan submitted by the state of Nevada to spend more than $1 billion in pandemic aid earmarked for K-12 schools.

President Joe Biden’s orders requiring vaccinations for about two-thirds of the U.S. workforce add to a patchwork of vaccine mandates aimed at pushing more people to get their shots and bring the pandemic under control.

The Western U.S. is experiencing another severe fire season, and a recent study shows that even high mountain areas once considered too wet to burn are at increasing risk as the climate warms.

Molly Taylo received a summons earlier this year and faces trial Monday on a criminal misdemeanor charge for failing to turn over the recall petitions to the state. 

On Sept. 25 undergraduate population health nursing students, medical graduate students, and dental graduate students will participate in UNLV’s annual Poverty Simulation.