The lawyer for B.B. King’s longtime manager denies that his client embezzled more than $1 million from the musician during his dying days. Las Vegas attorney Brent Bryson said King’s manager, LaVerne Toney, transferred the money into King’s trust account after his death.
Embattled rancher Cliven Bundy says he and his son talked to government contractors on June 5, but he had nothing to do with shots fired near the group’s campsite later that night.
Saturday is Free Fishing Day, the only day of the year children and adults can fish at select Nevada parks without a fishing license or trout stamp.
The FBI and Las Vegas police are investigating the June 5 incident in a remote area where Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy grazes cattle in defiance of federal authorities.
Southbound Interstate 15 will be closed at Primm early Wednesday morning for a sign installation project just south of the California border.
A plan by the Department of Veterans Affairs to redirect $35 million from a Filipino veterans fund to help bail out a troubled hospital project outside Denver was rejected by Congress on Thursday.
Nevada Commissioner of Insurance Scott J. Kipper announced Thursday his resignation effective July 2.
As Nevada’s education leaders began preparing to implement sweeping changes to the state’s public school system, Gov. Brian Sandoval on Thursday signed several bills to modernize what and how students learn in the Silver State.
Bullhead City, Ariz., police are investigating a death on the Colorado River.
The U.S. Senate approved a Nevada senator’s amendment on Tuesday to prod the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs to harmonize electronic health records compiled on service members.
The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona said BNSF railroad personnel reported a child had been hit at 10:16 a.m. Saturday on tracks in the community of Yucca, Ariz., roughly 30 miles east of Needles.
The driver’s actions also took the life of another man.
UNLV history professor Michael Green’s new book was written as a college-level textbook but it can offer anybody a solid, and even entertaining, rundown of Nevada’s history.
A 54-year-old Northern Nevada inmate serving a life sentence for first degree murder died Friday, the Nevada Department of Corrections announced.
Victor Wakefield, executive director of Teach for America in Las Vegas, was appointed Friday to the State Board of Education by Gov. Brian Sandoval.
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