Katelyn Newberg

Justices of the peace do not plan to reinstate the controversial program, which banned people from the Las Vegas Strip.

Las Vegas Justice Court's chief judge said the court has no intention of reinstating a controversial court program that banned criminal defendants from the Strip.

The justice court asked for the money to comply with crime bill requirement to report data on cases from the resort corridor.

Almost all of the prisoners executed in Nevada were “volunteers” who relinquished their appeals and agreed to have the state to kill them.

Marlin “M.J.” Ivy, a candidate for Clark County public administrator, served time in prison and was recently accused of making a threatening phone call.

The candidates running for public administrator hope to oversee an office that has generated controversy in recent years.

A judge has ordered Clark County to release records to the Las Vegas Review-Journal related to an investigation of a now-fired public works official, Jimmy Floyd.

A lawsuit alleges that employees at Jake’s Bar in Las Vegas overserved a man and failed to call for medical help when he fell and suffered a fatal head injury.

A Reno judge ordered attorneys to begin redacting court documents about Rupert Murdoch's secretive family trust legal battle, in preparation for files to be released to the public.

Las Vegas Review-Journal A high-profile defendant who died in Las Vegas police custody this week had risk factors that make an inmate more likely to take his own life.