A U.S. judge who declared a mistrial last month could end the much-watched criminal prosecution of a Nevada rancher accused of leading an armed uprising against federal authorities.

Eleven agencies including the Metropolitan Police Department gathered Saturday to present the All Clear Expo, a law enforcement career fair.

The future of the North end of the strip seems to be up in the air in large part to the possible failure of the Lucky Dragon. However, there could be actual signs of hope for the property and other developments in that area.

The Nevada Board of Regents gave every indication they’ll approve UNLV’s Joint-Use Agreement with the Oakland Raiders for use of the planned 65,000-seat domed Las Vegas football stadium when they vote Jan. 19.

It’s an axiom of business: You have to spend money to make money.

Michael Pravica and Marshawn Lynch are at first glance (and second glance, third, fourth and fifth glances) an unlikely pair. But what the professor of physics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and the star running back of the NFL’s Oakland Raiders have in common — besides their joint appearances on the Bleacher Report’s new Facebook show, “No Script with Marshawn Lynch” — centers around explosions. For Lynch, it's his explosive runs on the field, and for Pravica, it is the study of “things that go boom.”

The Nevada Board of Regents met today to discuss to the UNLV lease agreement for the new Raiders stadium in Las Vegas.

A new study shows that even low doses of asbestos fibers found around the Lake Mead area make mice sick. The study was conducted to understand whether rocks in Boulder City are toxic and cause negative health effects.

The Clark County School District is contesting a construction company’s plans to temporarily open a second asphalt plant near Spring Valley High School.