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Does becoming a foster parent mean you have to give up your Second Amendment rights? Perhaps, at least in some states. Rod and Kristi Beber had been model foster parents in Nevada for years, taking in more than 100 children, ...

FBI agents violated the Fourth Amendment by turning off the Internet and then pretending to be repairmen to enter an alleged bookie’s hotel suite and search computers without a warrant, a federal judge has ruled. US District Judge Andrew P. ...

The mega-drought in the west extends far beyond California, as new government data is predicting massive water shortages in the Colorado River Basin that could impact at least seven states. The shortages could threaten the water supplies for 40 million ...

A total of 15 states currently require children of kindergarten age to attend school – an idea that is controversial enough among many parents. One state, though, may take that a step further and give the state head of public ...

Smart meters may be linked to a series of house fires and one death in two Nevada communities, and the fire chiefs of the towns have asked the state Public Utilities Commission to launch an investigation, which it is doing. ...

It sounds almost like something out of an old Dukes of Hazzard television show: A man wins $50,000 at the casino, gets stopped for speeding, and has all of his money seized by a cop, who doesn’t charge him with ...

A Nevada school is charging a dad thousands of dollars to get access to the school’s personal data on his own son. When the father of four attempted to convince the state board of education to share multiple years of ...

A Nevada ranching family and its supporters are facing off against a federal agency in a modern day range war in Southern Nevada. Rancher Cliven D. Bundy, 67, and his family are battling the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for ...

Tan Nguyen and Ken Smith had their cash and property taken by what some would call a modern day outlaw while driving on one of America’s busiest highways: Interstate 80 in Northern Nevada. The most disturbing thing about the two ...

Nevada is one of the only states in the Union where “None of the Above” is an option on the presidential voting ballot. Several other states have initiatives under way to officially add “None of the Above” as an option ...