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Sin City has seen booming population numbers for decades. How much more growth can the city take?

The A's are expected to stay at Sutter Health Park for three seasons before moving to their new home in Las Vegas.

The Nevada Supreme Court has reversed and remanded a free speech case involving the state’s biggest newspaper, finding a lower court erred in a decision concerning photographs and video of law enforcement the paper published.

A Nevada grand jury said Aurora Phelps, 43, sold over $3 million in Apple stock one victim owned.

With the advent of apps like DraftKings and FanDuel, legalized sports betting has taken off in the United States. What does that mean for America’s gambling capital?

In the deserts outside Las Vegas, illegal dumping is spoiling the landscape, bringing disease and safety issues and hurting legitimate waste-management companies.

According to a study published by the U.S. Geological Survey last week, Las Vegas and other cities in hotter, drier regions may be the biggest winners when it comes to the cooling effect trees can provide in sizzling temperatures.

The volume of tourists to Las Vegas is nearing pre-pandemic levels despite convention attendance remaining 10% lower, one of the region’s top tourism promoters recently told economic forecasters.

A Nevada judge passed down the maximum sentence enhancement to Robert Telles, who a jury found guilty of murdering longtime investigative reporter Jeff German in August.

In an effort to outmaneuver copper wire thieves, Clark County has launched a pilot project in east Las Vegas to replace traditional copper-rich streetlights with solar power.