Article Archive for 10 March 2010
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The pace of foreclosures is down, but a new wave could be ahead.
The New York Times reports e-mails turned over to the FBI and Senate ethics investigators provide new evidence about Sen. John Ensign’s efforts to find lobbying work for the husband of his
Most of us have used Craigslist to buy something, sell something or even find a place to live. As Contact 13 has
The New York Times reports that investigators have new evidence that Sen. John Ensign tried to find lobbying work for the husband of his former mistress.
A family is torn down the middle in the days after a deadly shooting rampage. As news on the recovery front is getting better, one woman says she is still dealing with a range of emotions. Lydia Espinosa's
A series of e-mails disclosed Wednesday by The New York Times documents efforts by Sen. John Ensign, R-Nev., to help a former staffer line up lobbying work in the aftermath of Ensign’s
Parents of students at a charter school in North Las Vegas are concerned about an investigation into the possible mishandling of fires on campus.
Clark County commissioners have overseen University Medical Center for as long as anyone can remember.
The Montelago Casino will close its doors for good Sunday, March 14, 2010. This decision was made shortly after the Ritz Carlton Hotel announced it would lock up in May.
In a signing ceremony at Wynn Elementary School, Gov. Jim Gibbons on Wednesday approved legislation intended to remove a barrier that kept Nevada from competing for $60 million to $175 million in federal grants for public education called “Race to the Top.”
It seems Nevada is getting the short end of the stick when it comes to getting our fair share of federal funding. Nevada is dead last compared to other states. Before everyone goes blaming Senator Harry Reid, Senator John Ensign and our other members of Congress, Action News found much of it is out of their control.
A Clark County jury could not reach a verdict in the trial of a Las Vegas man accused of murder by child abuse in connection with the 2008 death of a 2-year-old boy.
A Las Vegas company behind a huge salmonella recall has closed. The Food and Drug Administration inspectors say that Basic Food Flavors Incorporated knew of salmonella contamination on its equipment after it got the results of a private
