Hillary Clinton supporters spooked by her razor-thin victory in Iowa likely woke up Tuesday morning chanting one thing: “firewall.”

End of the year financial reports filed with the Federal Election Commission this week shed some light on where congressional candidates are positioning themselves ahead of the June primary and, looking further, to the general election in November.

Prostitution is legal in Nevada. But only in brothels. And only in counties with fewer than 400-thousand residents.

A bright spot in Nevada’s economy, the tourism industry, has grown over the past few years and is a driving force behind Nevada’s comeback. In fact, the industry has grown to the point that Elko outgrew its convention center and Las Vegas plans to expand its facility.

It's the one day when many Americans gladly take a gamble: Super Bowl Sunday.

As the Denver Broncos meet the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50 this Sunday, millions of people will place some type of bet on the game even if they don't care about football.

To secure systems employers must weigh the hazards posed by employees against the danger of revolt

The time for citizens to cast their vote in the presidential election is rapidly approaching with less than one month until the Nevada Caucuses.

After playing a big role when Democratic candidates last battled each other for their party's presidential nomination, the Culinary Union is staying above the fray this time around.