The Nevada "Medical Aid in Dying" bill has made its way through the state legislature, and people on either side of the contentious issue have made their opinions known as it goes to the governor's desk.
The Nevada "Medical Aid in Dying" bill has made its way through the state legislature, and people on either side of the contentious issue have made their opinions known as it goes to the governor's desk.
Those behind a bill to regulate and protect street food vendors in Nevada spoke with 8 News Now Friday, after Governor Joe Lombardo signed it into law.
"My parents actually used to sell oranges," Mauricio Garcia Lopez said, sharing how his family used to make ends meet.
The husband of a woman shot and killed during an attempted robbery at the Fashion Show Mall parking garage in 2021, has filed a lawsuit against the company, according to court records.
The revitalization efforts continue on Henderson's Water Street, but business owners tell 8 News Now the impact the homeless have made in recent years has become a problem. At Tuesday's City Council meeting, they didn't hold back.
According to data 8 News Now obtained, Clark County School District police seized 60 firearms during the 2021-2022 school year, a handful were loaded.
It took more than three months to receive the data following a public records request. The revelation comes at a time when CCSD is considering introducing metal detectors at some high schools when students return in August.
Formula 1 officials argue the extra work they’re performing beyond circuit repaving is why Clark County should cover half of its $80 million construction project.
The Nevada State Board of Pharmacy has several investigations underway regarding the sale of substances marketed as semaglutide for weight loss, the 8 News Now Investigators have learned. This is the result of several complaints received.
Police have arrested the brother of an 18-year-old already in custody for a series of drive-by shootings in May, one of which hit a school resource officer, accusing him of taking part in the alleged crime spree.
Detectives believe a stray bullet that hit a Las Vegas school employee last week was fired from about a quarter mile away, documents the 8 News Now Investigators obtained and reviewed Tuesday said.
A campus school monitor shot outside of a Las Vegas middle school on Monday was possibly struck by a stray bullet, sources told the 8 News Now Investigators.
A long-time friend and business partner of late Las Vegas entrepreneur Tony Hsieh filed a lawsuit Thursday against his estate over ownership of the “Delivering Happiness” brand, documents the 8 News Now Investigators obtained said.
Lawyers for the estate of late Las Vegas entrepreneur Tony Hsieh have included a photo of the tech visionary holding a nitrous oxide canister in new court documents as they continue to say the former Zappos CEO was in no state to conduct business transactions in his final months alive.
Brothels are legal in some parts of Nevada but not in the state’s most populous county, which is home to Las Vegas – one man hopes to change that with the will of the voters.
