Las Vegas Review Journal

A watchdog group affiliated with Nevada’s former GOP Attorney General Adam Laxalt has filed a complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics calling for an investigation into whether Democratic Congressman Steven Horsford violated any laws or ethics rules in the course of an extramarital affair.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal and Cox Communications are using their digital platforms to share special programming led by Clark County School District educators featuring lessons at all grade levels.

University Medical Center has begun prescribing hydroxychloroquine to nonhospitalized coronavirus patients with fever and mild pneumonia.

Nevada’s largest newspaper, the Las Vegas Review-Journal, owes $1.9 million and counting in a profits-and-costs dispute with its crosstown rival Las Vegas Sun under one of the few remaining newspaper joint-operating agreements in the U.S., a state court judge said.

Investigators seized a computer and paperwork from a downtown Las Vegas apartment building whose owners were cited for code violations after a fire killed six people and injured 13 last month, according to search warrant documents.

Allegiant Stadium is still on track for an August 2020 opening as the Raiders come to Las Vegas, but the Las Vegas Review Journal is reporting a bit of a snag in the construction process.

There were five new flu-related fatalities in the past week in Nevada, increasing the total to 11, health officials said.

No data was stolen or corrupted in a cyber attack this week on the city of Las Vegas computer system, according to the city.

A Boulder City man who has lived in an abandoned mine shaft for seven years has been given 30 days to vacate his renovated, underground home.

A state panel has decided not to suspend two Las Vegas judges for conduct outside the courtroom, but kept open to possibility of discipline being doled out in the future.