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  1. On the issues: Lombardo, Ford have differing approach to data center expansion

    The two gubernatorial candidates vying to help commandeer Nevada through 2030 have differing approaches to data center expansion amid their growing demand and rising unpopularity.

  2. Hurricane Nolo skirts Hawaii, Hurricane Polo still moving towards Mexico

    Hurricane Nolo just skirted the Hawaiian Islands as it gained intensity on Saturday, but officials said it still posed a risk for flash floods, dangerous winds and extreme surf in areas recovering from previous storms.

  3. Polo strengthens, poised to hit Mexico and soak Southwest US

    Some moisture associated with Polo will be pushed into parts of the southwestern U.S. by Monday, possibly producing scattered flash flooding in the Four Corners region.

  4. Nolo threatens Hawaii with flash floods, extreme surf — PHOTOS

    Forecasters warned parts of the Big Island could see rainfall totals up to 15 inches, with a possibility of up to 25 inches.

  5. Will Nevadans see a Lombardo-Ford debate?

    Not a single debate between Nevada Gov.

  6. Teaching jobs protected after move by Nevada governor

    Gov.

  7. Federal agency sues Las Vegas call center for disability discrimination, retaliation

    A Las Vegas call center discriminated against employees because of their disabilities and retaliated against them for requesting accommodations, the U.S.

  8. Developer asks judge to toss Pahrump data center ban amid water fight

    A developer behind a proposed Pahrump data center is asking a judge to overturn Nye County’s ban, arguing it unfairly undermines property rights amid growing concerns over water supply.

  9. College wrestling star dies in fall at Yosemite National Park

    A Northern California community college wrestling star slipped and fell to his death Sunday at Yosemite National Park, officials confirmed.

  10. Iran proposes a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in 7 days if the US meets its conditions

    Iran’s disruption of the strait — through which a fifth of the world’s traded oil and gas transited before the war — has emerged as its main point of leverage.

  11. 185 would-be illegal Nevada voters were actually citizens, Nevada officials tell DHS

    Nevada officials said this week that a Trump administration assertion that it confirmed finding 185 noncitizens in the state’s voter rolls was inaccurate.

  12. CCSD approves $1M settlement after lawsuit alleged aide ‘body slammed’ boy

    The mother of an autistic student will be awarded a $1 million settlement in her lawsuit against CCSD.

  13. Could Las Vegas set new gas price records in the coming weeks?

    Las Vegas Valley gasoline prices are in danger of hitting a new all-time high price as geopolitical tensions continue around the world.

  14. Heat death total for Southern Nevada rises dramatically in latest count

    Read more about how many people’s deaths the coroner’s office believes can be attributed to extreme heat this year.

  15. More than 160K pounds of meat bearing false USDA inspection labels recalled

    The products were shipped to Georgia distributor A&D Foods to send to retail and restaurant locations nationwide.

  16. The data center would have been built on public land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, mere miles away from a master planned community near the southeastern tip of Henderson.

  17. Senate to vote on resolution to halt the Iran war as gas prices upend midterms

    WASHINGTON — Increasingly anxious about the Iran war, senators are set to vote Thursday on a war powers resolution seeking to halt President Donald Trump ‘s military action, which has been largely blamed for the spike in fuel prices and become a flashpoint

  18. Iconic Santa Monica Pier sign to be dismantled, refreshed in Las Vegas

    The iconic Santa Monica Pier sign, which has stood above the Los Angeles-area landmark since 1941, is set to be dismantled.

  19. 1st flu-related death of the season reported by Health District

    A man in his 50s with underlying health conditions has died, the first flu-related death of the season of a Clark County resident.

  20. 8 sailors in USS Lincoln group attempted suicide on extended deployment, Navy leader says

    The Lincoln’s extended deployment drew the nation’s attention following reports of crew stress and poor mental health, as well as supply shortages, including food and hygiene products.

  21. In his late-night ruling, U.S.

  22. X2 was Six Flags Magic Mountain’s craziest roller coaster. Then riders started getting hurt

    The X2 ride has for years been the Valencia park’s crown jewel, the first roller coaster in the world that spun riders 360 degrees in their seats.

  23. Clark County commissioner’s son sentenced in conspiracy to commit robbery case

    Police said the younger William McCurdy was a member of Spazzout, a Crip subset.

  24. She died at an Indian boarding school 126 years ago. Now, she’s home in Nevada

    Following the persistence of her family, the remains of a 17-year-old Native girl have returned home to the Duck Valley Reservation in Nevada.

  25. Missing Las Vegas area man found dead near Alamo, sheriff’s office says

    The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office said a body found last month has been identified as a 36-year-old Las Vegas-area man that had been reported missing.

  26. California lawmaker’s aide detained by immigration officials at Las Vegas airport

    A field representative for a California state lawmaker was detained by federal immigration officers last week at Harry Reid International Airport, according to officials.

  27. Switch looks to build new data centers in Las Vegas Valley

    The company wants to develop a project on a swath of its extensive land holdings in North Las Vegas.

  28. Trump administration will defend its ban of 3 prominent news outlets in court hearing

    “Access to the White House is a privilege — not a right,” it said in a court filing late Tuesday setting out its arguments.

  29. A message that circulated online from a hacking group known as ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the hack.

  30. High Desert inmate dies at hospital in northwest Las Vegas Valley

    A High Desert State Prison inmate died last week at a hospital in the northwest Las Vegas Valley, according to state corrections officials.

  31. ‘Targets of cowardly attacks’: Iran’s president delivers defiant UN speech

    Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian displayed images of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and more than 150 schoolchildren killed in the opening days of the conflict.

  32. Could Americans move to a 32-hour workweek? What to know about the proposed bill

    A proposal in Congress would shorten the standard workweek for millions of Americans without reducing their pay or benefits if it passes.

  33. Are school bus cameras meant for ‘Big Brother’ surveillance?

    Camera vendors say no, but civil liberty groups worry about “mission creep” and data privacy.

  34. ‘Exemplary educator’: CCSD social studies teacher named Nevada Teacher of the Year

    A Valley High School social studies teacher was celebrated for her dedication to students inside and outside the classroom.

  35. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said he was satisfied with the settlement reached with Paramount, Warner Bros.

  36. Carrot Top attorney wants filing restrictions for ex-opening act accused of extortion

    The comedian, whose real name is Scott Thompson, was hospitalized Friday after a reported suicide attempt at his Las Vegas home, and his return to the stage remains uncertain.

  37. The confirmed engagement comes after months of U.S.

  38. 760K removed from Affordable Care Act over fraud claims, Trump administration says

    Roughly 19.2 million Americans are actively enrolled in ACA marketplace health plans as of early 2026, according to the HHS website.

  39. Coroner releases Hayden Panettiere’s cause of death

    Actor Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose of several drugs including fentanyl, a coroner in South Carolina said Tuesday.

  40. Extortion, sexual misconduct claims preceded Carrot Top’s hospitalization, filings show

    The longtime Las Vegas comedian is named in a lawsuit that surfaced allegations of nonconsensual sexual conduct with a Florida man nearly five years ago, a recent filing alleged.

  41. Nevada Supreme Court dismisses challenge to LDS temple project in northwest Las Vegas

    The Nevada Supreme Court dismissed an appeal that sought a legal review of an upcoming Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple near Lone Mountain.

  42. BLM asks judge to set aside Boulder City data center approval

    The agency is asking a judge to set aside its unprecedented approval so it can conduct more analysis of the controversial project.

  43. Nevada legalized marijuana. The black market never disappeared

    Robberies and killings linked to black market marijuana transactions have persisted in Southern Nevada over the decade since voters approved legalization.

  44. Carnival passenger goes missing after cameras capture him going overboard

    A passenger on a Carnival Cruise Line ship returning to Long Beach from Mexico went overboard over the weekend and is still missing.

  45. Amazon makes a $20M bet on the Colorado River

    A new corporate coalition aims to pour $100 million into Colorado River water conservation — including $20 million from Amazon.

  46. TSA offering special security lanes for military at Reid Airport

    Active military personnel and veterans can now access special TSA security lanes at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas.

  47. Operator of 314 US Wendy’s locations files for bankruptcy protection

    One of Wendy’s largest U.S. franchisees has filed for bankruptcy protection after Wendy’s tried to terminate its franchise agreement.

  48. Nevada has the highest concentration of tipped workers in the country because its economy is driven by the hospitality and tourism industries, making Trump’s “no tax on tips” policy a critical part of his party’s midterm pitch here.

  49. CNN, MS NOW, Politico sue over denied White House access, citing First Amendment

    The administration’s announcement of the bans Friday and the White House’s subsequent actions over the weekend represented a clear escalation of the president’s long-running efforts to restrict news coverage he finds objectionable.

  50. This Costco food court item is returning and shoppers have thoughts

    Costco recently teased the return of a mystery food court item, and when the big reveal happened, the internet had feelings