Gov. Brian Sandoval said Tuesday his goal is to have a 100 percent high school graduation rate and every child reading by third grade with the millions of dollars poured into the education system by the Legislature.

Clark County leaders, perhaps encouraged by a last-minute flood of state funding for a Southern Nevada medical school campus, may soon shake the cobwebs out of University Medical Center’s abandoned Lied building.

State legislators came through for a proposed UNLV medical school Monday night.

With a critical Assembly vote Sunday approving Gov. Brian Sandoval’s controversial new gross receipts tax, all of the moving pieces were falling into place to ensure that the 2015 legislative session will adjourn by midnight today.

History was made Sunday night when the Nevada Assembly approved Nevada's largest-ever tax hike that will raise up to $1.3 billion set on new and extended taxes that are designed to initiate far-reaching reforms in Nevada' struggling K-12 education system.

Question: What would taking a leisurely trip to Mars do to an astronaut’s brain? Answer: Nothing good.

The Washoe County Emergency Management and Homeland Security Program received a certificate allowing the program to use Drone America's DAx8 Unmanned Aircraft System to test how the new technology can assist in emergencies.

Hillary Rodham Clinton traveled to South Carolina this week and began to confront one of the most pointed threats she faces so far on the campaign trail: echoes from her campaign of seven years ago.

If a famous singer at a Strip showroom, trying to stifle unflattering press, sued a critic for libel over an unwitting factual error in a review, Nevada law would let the writer get rid of the suit before legal bills soared.