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Gerald DeLemus, a politically active New Hampshire man, has become the first of 19 defendants to strike a deal to plead guilty in the 2014 Bunkerville standoff.

No one was injured, and it’s unclear why the horse was on Nellis Boulevard, north of Owens Avenue. The horse died on the scene and its remains have been cleared from the road.

Simone Biles showed off her sassy moves and explosive tumbles on the floor exercise to win a record-equalling fourth gold at the Olympics on Tuesday.

When Wynn Resorts Ltd. opens the doors of the Wynn Palace Resort on Macau’s Cotai Strip next week, the company will shift some of its 250 table games at Wynn Macau to the new property.

Nevada has dozens of killers on death row, but should any of their appeals bottom out, it would be impossible to do away with any of them. That’s because a pharmaceutical company is no longer supplying one essential drug.

Larry Wilmore is, as he often says, “keeping it 100” during the last week of his “Nightly Show” on Comedy Central.

Aetna has become the latest health insurer to retreat from the Affordable Care Act’s public exchanges by announcing a pullback that will further deplete customer choices in many pockets of the country.

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid on Tuesday voiced serious concerns about Question 2, the Nevada referendum on the Nov. 8 ballot that could legalize recreational use of marijuana for adults over 21 years of age.

Nonprofit adds new location to serve low-income and underserved patients.

Bahamians celebrated Shaunae Miller’s controversial dive to win the 400-meter race at the Olympic Games. She gave the country its first medal at these Games.

The Nevada Sheriffs’ and Chiefs’ Association announced Tuesday its opposition to a ballot initiative proposing to legalize marijuana for recreational use.

Las Vegas police are working with Nellis Air Force Base security forces to investigate a body found just inside the base’s southern fence line Tuesday morning.

George McPhee, the general manager for Las Vegas’ NHL expansion team, continues to build his hockey scouting staff in preparation for hitting the road again next month after spending a week in the Czech Republic.

An inmate who walked away from a Northern Nevada work camp on Sunday has been found, according to the Nevada Department of Corrections.

Nevada Power wants to close its coal-fired Reid Gardner plant at Moapa ahead of schedule.

About 40,000 homes in Louisiana have been impacted in some way by the historic floods that also killed at least eight people, the governor said Tuesday.

The Seahawks are posted at 8-1 odds to win the Super Bowl. Is the window still wide open for Seattle and coach Pete Carroll?

A son of Mexican drug lord Joaquin “Chapo” Guzman could be among a group of people kidnapped from a restaurant in the Pacific Mexican tourist resort of Puerto Vallarta, the state attorney general said on Tuesday.

The Las Vegas Valley will see temperatures dropping for the rest of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A California man was arrested Monday on arson charges for allegedly sparking a wildfire that exploded over the weekend, destroying more than 175 homes, business and other structures in a Northern California town, authorities said.

Day 11 of the Rio Olympics will be chock-full of more track and field.

The on-again, off-again comeback of UFC Hall of Famer BJ Penn is officially on again.

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For about an inning, things were looking up for the 51s. But that quickly changed as the New Orleans Zephyrs got to starter Tyler Pill and Las Vegas lost a run-filled 12-8 tilt Monday at Cashman Field.

The Americans were denied a gold medal Monday for the first time since the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and it took two big stumbles to keep the “Star Spangled Banner” on pause.