Monthly Archives: April 2023

Three bills aimed at reducing gun violence were heard Thursday by a joint committee in Carson City, where lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle clashed …

The leading cause of power outages for the state’s biggest electric utility is not related to weather or equipment failures. It’s foil party balloons drifting into power lines and causing electrical faults …

“Don’t let science fiction influence what you believe about advanced technology.”

All In Aviation has seen its career-oriented pilot trainee group swell by nearly 60% this year. Why the sudden uptick? Was ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ that impactful?

D.J. Dozier rushed to his outfield position at Cashman Field on a warm spring day with baseball’s Las Vegas Stars in 1993. He looked down at his cleats and noticed something didn’t seem right. The white cleats had turned brown … from chocolate melted …

Sen. Jacky Rosen, a Democrat from Nevada who steered a moderate path during her first term in the chamber, announced Wednesday that she will seek reelection in the …

Children playing at the former Charleston Heights Park in the Historic Westside would be mostly limited to playground equipment. Now, they are also engaged in the video game Minecraft and learning how to work 3D printers as part of a makeover to the p…

The new facility will combine two existing production warehouses, including a smaller one in Las Vegas and another based in Austin, Texas. Everi continues to grow in the gaming business, the company’s CEO Randy Taylor said, and it was time to bring it…

Nevada legislators seem keen on greening schools through state-funded campus gardens. The Senate Finance Committee discussed Senate Bill 244 on Tuesday, and though …

The proposed district would encompass the four grade schools, two middle schools and two high schools within the two valleys.