A judge's ruling halted the sale and distribution of a popular Light & Wonder slot machine, which was the subject of a trade secrets lawsuit filed by Aristocrat Technologies.

There were no noted dissents in the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling, which did not provide a reason for denying the Green Party's emergency application to qualify for the ballot.

Fiore has argued that her fraud indictment this summer stemmed from her right-wing political beliefs and her outspoken support of the Bundy ranching family. A judge ruled this was irrelevant to the case.

A probate court in Nevada is set to begin reviewing evidence behind closed doors in a case that could determine who will control Rupert Murdoch's media empire after his death.

Donald Trump’s campaign and other GOP groups have filed a lawsuit alleging that Nevada fails to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls — Republicans’ fourth lawsuit challenging the state’s electoral procedures this year. 

Fiore indicated in court documents this week that the federal government has labeled her a “domestic terrorist” since 2020 and recently raised her threat level.

Zeitlin carried out the fraud by using “call centers” that he has operated since at least 1994 to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for charities and political action committees.

New details emerged Monday as former Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore pled not guilty to additional wire fraud charges, including that her daughter was an allege co-conspirator.

The former city councilwoman will be arraigned Monday on additional charges of using donations intended for a fallen officer’s memorial for personal gain. Her trial is set to begin Sept. 24.

Wynn Resorts reached a “non-prosecution agreement” with the U.S. Department of Justice and will forfeit $130 million to resolve a 10-year-old investigation into transactions at Wynn Las Vegas.

The order said the plaintiffs lacked standing and did not meet the standard for the “public importance exemption” created by the state Supreme Court.

The Nevada Supreme Court on Thursday ended a defamation lawsuit brought by casino mogul Steve Wynn against The Associated Press in 2018.

Robert Telles hung his head, shaking it slightly from side to side as the guilty verdict was read Wednesday in Clark County District Court.

A jury began deliberating Monday in the trial of a former Las Vegas-area Democratic politician accused of killing an investigative journalist.

Authorities said Monday that they are investigating the death of a woman at the counterculture festival known as Burning Man.

Robert Telles won't return again to the witness stand before a jury panel of seven men and seven women is pared to 12

Robert Telles testified earlier that he ignored several text, email and voice messages while he was at home, went for a walk and then to a gym the day Jeff German was killed.

A former Las Vegas-area Democratic elected official declared Wednesday that he didn't kill an investigative reporter who wrote articles critical of him and his workplace conduct.

An indictment alleged that Laborers Local 872 and its trust gave $10,000 to Fiore to fund a fallen officer's memorial, but the money was redirected to repay another donor whom Fiore allegedly defrauded.

Telles, an attorney who was once the county administrator of unclaimed estates, has been jailed for almost two years while preparing for trial.