Katelyn Newberg

Laws in Nevada do not guarantee that renters will have air conditioning, but landlords are required to repair units they provide.

The victim’s widow inquired about suing the bar that had served the driver before the crash, but Nevada’s lack of a “dram shop” law meant that it couldn’t be held liable.

A judge has ordered Clark County to release records to the Las Vegas Review-Journal related to an investigation of a now-fired public works official, Jimmy Floyd.

Marlin “M.J.” Ivy, a candidate for Clark County public administrator, served time in prison and was recently accused of making a threatening phone call.

Almost all of the prisoners executed in Nevada were “volunteers” who relinquished their appeals and agreed to have the state to kill them.

Commissioners approved a settlement Tuesday for employees who alleged in a lawsuit that Public Administrator Robert Telles created a hostile work environment.

Commissioners are set to vote on a settlement for women who accused the public administrator of creating a hostile work environment before he killed reporter Jeff German.

Experts say lobbying from Nevada’s powerful gaming and entertainment industry has prevented passage of a “dram shop” law aimed at bars who overserve alcohol to patrons.

Government officials and transparency advocates met in Boulder City to begin evaluating the state’s public records laws.

Several longtime judges did not move to retain their District Court seat in this year’s election by the filing deadline.