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The wreckage of a B-29 Superfortress that was once accessible only to advanced divers has moved closer to the surface due to changing water levels at Lake Mead.

Hamilton died Sept. 30 at a hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts, her daughter, Lauren Hamilton, told The Associated Press on Thursday.

“We’ll make sure that people are able to watch it, that it’s public,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said.

The Lincoln, which set a record for days in between ports of call, is the second carrier to endure an unusually long deployment to support the war against Iran and to receive the Presidential Unit Citation afterward.

While stumping for Republicans this week, the president has hinted that was confident that at endgame to the war cold come in the days before or after the election.

Also, Israel honored six passengers on the Sept. 30 FlyDubai flight that the co-pilot tried to crash as heroes.

A Clark County man said he he suffered facial injuries after a corrections officer’s alleged excessive force caused him to faceplant onto a concrete floor.

Police are investigating a fatal accident near the intersection of West Russell Road and South Torrey Pines Drive.

Israelis mourned at the site of the Nova Music Festival, as well as at bomb shelters, intersections and in communities targeted on Oct. 7, 2023.

A new poll shows that a majority of Nevadans are worried about growth’s connection to water resources as well as the proliferation of data centers.

The sons of two longtime Las Vegas gaming figures are taking different paths as they move toward state licensing.

An area of towering rock spires in southeastern Arizona known among Native Americans as the Land of Standing-Up Rocks is poised to become the nation’s newest national park.

A 42-year-old man has died after he was struck by a vehicle last week in the southwest Las Vegas Valley.

Christa Pike regaining consciousness and speaking a week after receiving two doses of execution drugs in Tennessee has left a stunning question: How did she survive?

Plaintiffs are appealing the ruling and the ACLU of Nevada’s director said it raised civil liberties concerns.

Nevada voters can register, vote early or cast mail ballots for the Nov. 3 election.

Judge Jerry Wiese faces attorney Joshua Santeramo in November for Department 30, with both candidates highlighting their legal experience and judicial approach.

District Judge Michelle Leavitt said that after decades on the bench and presiding over 480 trials, she still finds her work unpredictable.

Danielle Tarmu, a personal injury litigator with nearly two decades of experience, says her civil law background gives her an advantage over Justice of the Peace Noreen Demonte.

Challenger Alexandra McLeod said data shows that people are not having a good experience with District Judge Joanna Kishner and feel they can bring positive change.

Attorney Jennifer Isso is challenging incumbent Mary Perry in the race for Department P.

Kristine Brewer will now face Hearing Master Randall Forman in the general election, despite the commission’s decision — as the temporary appointment and the election are separate processes.

Two Nevada Department of Corrections officers are accused of shooting a handcuffed inmate at High Desert State Prison and attempting to falsify records.

District Judge Veronica Barisich touts her civil law experience as prosecutor Tracy Hibbetts challenges her in the November election.

Alex Hubert and Tara Clark Newberry bring distinct public service and legal backgrounds to the District Court Department 21 judicial race.

A Henderson-based family attorney, Caston has practiced for about 16 years, spending the past eight at Nevada Family Law Group.

District Judge Jennifer Schwartz said she has the right temperament to serve and takes public safety seriously.

The challenger says the incumbent judge’s low score in the Review-Journal’s Judicial Performance Evaluation was a factor in her decision to run for the seat.

Former Clark County Family Court Judge Paul Michel Gaudet is challenging Judge Kerri Maxey for the Department N seat he lost to her in the 2024 election.

Jessica Green and Allycia Murphy will face-off for the Las Vegas Municipal Court Department 2 judgeship.

Two women are running to become a judge in Clark County Family Court Department D.

Incumbent Judge Charles Hoskin is vying to retain his seat against challenger Timothy Treffinger in the race for Clark County Family Court Department E.

Clark County prosecutor Alex Quagge and Judge Jacob Reynolds are competing for Department 29, emphasizing their different legal backgrounds and public service.

Matthew Walker and Amanda Pellizzari will face-off for the Las Vegas Municipal Court Department 1 judgeship.

Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike is awake and speaking at a hospital, her lawyers said Tuesday, six days after the state’s failed attempt to execute her.

Saint, whose acting work lasted well into her 90s, died at her home in Los Angeles on Tuesday, confirmed family representative Jeff Sanderson.

Disneyland raised its ticket prices overnight, with the increases taking effect Tuesday.

An underutilized room in a southwest Las Vegas Valley middle school has transformed into a new computer lab, thanks to a college football partnership.

A judge agreed Tuesday to delay criminal proceedings for Henderson Councilwoman Carrie Cox, who is seeking re-election, until after the November election.

President Donald Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of Army Maj.

Leaders express themes of perseverance and resiliency — tinged with palpable exasperation — on the third anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel.

Honoring IDF members killed in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist massacre, Israel’s prime minister vows there will be no Hamas rule in Gaza.

The moves comes more than one month after school police paused their use of Flock’s Southern Nevada license plate reader camera network for investigations.

Russian authorities have quarantined a hospital and are monitoring contacts of an employee at a plague research institute in Siberia who contracted pneumonia of an “unknown” cause.

Aaron Ford accepted two debate invites in Northern and Southern Nevada, while Joe Lombardo countered by agreeing to a separate back-and-forth on a conservative radio show.

The state’s counties began shipping out mail ballots Monday in a process that will continue through Thursday.

From the pulpit Sunday, the Archdiocese of Las Vegas urged a no vote on ballot Question 6, which supporters say would protect abortion rights.

David Vander Meer, who recently had been accused of killing his wife decades ago, died by suicide at the Clark County Detention Center.

Nevada gives millions of dollars to school districts each year to support students at risk of not graduating high school.

If you’ve driven along Green Valley Parkway near the 215 Beltway in Henderson, you’ve probably seen concrete columns added to both sides of the road south of the freeway.