The task of replanting some 1.7 million acres of Nevada charred in the worst wildfire season on record continued this week with the scattering of some 60 tons of seed east of Fallon. 7600 S. Eastern Ave. LV man indicted in sales of items Prosecutors hit a Las Vegas man Friday with an indictment that alleges he sold a memorabilia dealer boxing contracts and license applications stolen from the files of the Nevada Athletic Commission. Wrongful death lawsuit filed against VA A woman filed a federal lawsuit Friday that claims the negligence of the Las Vegas Veterans Affairs medical clinic led to her husband's wrongful death in December. The state's Earthquake Safety Council on Sunday will begin its weeklong campaign to make Nevadans more aware about the risks from seismic dangers that lurk along faults in the Las Vegas Valley and Reno area.
Finalists chosen for auditor post Auditing a city government can be a difficult task.
Ask Radford Snelding. In the early 1990s, shortly after becoming the chief auditor for the city of Shreveport, La. Jailhouse conspiracy in Binion case rejected A judge ruled Friday there is no evidence that authorities conspired to steal privileged legal notes from the jail cell of murder suspect Rick Tabish. Reid pick for judge opts out Linda Riegle, a Las Vegas federal bankruptcy judge, is Sen. Harry Reid's new choice to fill a U.S. District Court judgeship in Nevada. Review-Journal A clump of bees delayed traffic and led to a lockdown Friday at a day care center in southwest Las Vegas. Nevada's largest daily newspaper.