An article in Sunday’s Review-Journal incorrectly stated that Nevada Cancer Institute CEO Heather Murren was previously an MGM executive.
Because of an error by The Associated Press, Friday’s Review-Journal had the wrong winning numbers for Thursday’s Arizona’s Pick 5 lottery game. The correct numbers were 25, 9, 32, 3, 27.
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From Syria and Lebanon to Gaza and the West Bank, Israeli troops are establishing positions they are unlikely to abandon anytime soon.
The terrorist group accused President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to back out of the ceasefire agreement that was reached in January.
Weapons violations and vandalism doubled on university campuses in Southern Nevada in the past year, according to Arnold Vasquez, the director of University Police Services in the Southern command.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 427 points, or 1%, and the Nasdaq composite sank 2.6% to finish more than 10% below its record set in December.
Fewer than half of Nevada’s top government entities surveyed restrict romantic relationships between supervisors and subordinates.
The president has insisted that the tariffs could be resolved by fixing the trade deficit and he emphasized that he still plans to impose “reciprocal” tariffs starting on April 2.
There are new efforts in the Legislature to stop the changing of the clocks for daylight saving time. Previous efforts have been unsuccessful. Will this time be different?
The White House said Wednesday that U.S. officials have engaged in “ongoing talks and discussions” with Hamas officials.
A child was detained near a west Las Vegas middle school after Las Vegas police received reports of a child carrying a gun.
The White House said Wednesday that President Trump could consider a carve-out exempting eggs from the tariffs he’s placed on Mexico and Canada
