Ashley’s son celebrated his 12th birthday last month, but to his mother it sometimes seems like he is so much older. The boy, once outgoing, is now quiet and reserved to the point that his teachers bring it up to his mother.
Clark County
Boulder City and Mesquite each risk losing their only municipal judges in January unless city officials hastily strike a deal with the Clark County Commission.
Thursday’s 6-0 vote by the Southern Nevada Water Authority board aims to keep more water in the shrinking river system through voluntary cuts. The deal isn’t done, though, as Arizona and California are still debating their cuts.
Gov-elect Steve Sisolak will stay on the Clark County Commission until the end of the year, meaning he will appoint his replacement to the powerful legislative body.
Democrats seeking three Clark County Commission seats emerged victorious on all fronts in this year’s midterm, marking the seventh election in a row the party has exerted total control over what may be Nevada’s most powerful elected board.
An environmental nonprofit is dropping its lawsuit aimed at stopping the Clark County Commission from approving the development of thousands of homes overlooking the Red Rock Canyon.
Four hours after polls closed in Nevada, Clark County voters had no idea who would win races up and down the ballot.
Democrats were poised to sweep all three Clark County Commission races late Tuesday night.
It appears a blue wave has struck Clark County’s down-ballot races.
The four finalists for Clark County Public Defender are all longtime office employees, according to a source with knowledge of the hiring process.
Lines of eager voters kept early polling locations across Clark County operating past their posted closing times on Friday, the last day of early voting.
The candidates for Henderson constable have different approaches to restoring public trust in an office that has been shrouded in controversy.
Clark County will continue to leave early voting locations open past their scheduled closing time so long as people are waiting in line to cast ballots.
Responding to an emergency motion filed by the Review-Journal, District Court Judge Timothy Williams orders the district to comply with last week’s ruling by the Nevada Supreme Court and turn over the records within two days.
Clark County auditors found Henderson Constable Earl Mitchell requested $85,921 more for salaries and expenses than he paid his employees — mirroring the findings of a Las Vegas Review-Journal investigation into Mitchell’s spending of county funds.
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