Nevada is the only state in the union where it's legal to pay for sex. Read our explainer on how the brothel industry emerged and how it's evolved.

Sex workers are expected to be social media personalities. They worry it's made them vulnerable to exploitation, by brothel managers or through AI replicas.

Marydean counted the best-selling poet and author James Kavanaugh among her dear friends, but she collected friends like flowers. That is to say, in bunches.

Investors were behind 1 in 5 Vegas Valley home sales in the last 15 years, and institutional buying has become a key scapegoat for fast-rising prices.

I have never believed more strongly in the power of journalism and especially the promise of nonprofit journalism to be part of the solution, if not the solution.

The programs' federal funds were paused over the summer due to the state's delay in submitting a key financial report for 2024.

It's hardly a spoiler alert that many of the stories emanate from or lead back to the Las Vegas Strip, whose titans have long paid lip service to the fight against money laundering while managing to profit from the movement of illicit cash across the green felt.

The taxi industry has faced setbacks and a 50 percent reduction in ridership since ride-sharing firms started operating in Las Vegas. Were regulations to blame?

Horse hotels say profits are down because fewer horses are participating, and some rodeo events were canceled to curb the spread of the sometimes fatal virus.

New data shows that state public schools are seeing a surge in teachers with less than three years of experience and teaching subjects they are not licensed in.

With her legislative experience and Washington contacts, Berkley appears well-positioned not only to raise the mayor's profile, but also its impact on the complex issues facing Las Vegas and other metro areas.

The program will primarily support babies born during Trump's administration, although some children 10 and under may also be eligible.

As a tiny seedling began sprouting in the forest along Mount Rose Highway west of Reno, the Vietnam War was ending under President Gerald Ford, the price of gas was 53 cents per gallon and the Kool-Aid man made his first television commercial appearance. Today, 50 years later, that seedling has grown into Silver Belle, a 53-foot-tall red fir that is the first Capitol Christmas tree to be harvested from Nevada.

Federal and state investments have helped to boost enrollment at Nevada's network of public charter schools.

An increasing number of farm animal sanctuaries across the country have started promoting an alternative to traditional feasts.

Critics can save their talking points about free markets. Nevada's housing market isn't free, it's rigged. Without meaningful protections, the housing market will remain a hustle in real time.

Nearly a decade later, those involved in the passage of a Washoe County sales tax view the ballot measure as a huge feat that set the district apart from other struggling school districts.

Statewide, 85.4 percent of students graduated, compared with 81.6 percent of the Class of 2024.

Food banks in NV face a triple whammy: cuts in federal grants that help them buy food, rising costs of groceries and the impending end of federal food benefits.

Chronic absenteeism in Nevada public schools is decreasing, according to recent state data, but the state is still in a worse position than it was before the pandemic.