Vegas goes own way with stimulus: Critics say money for homelessness won't be spent effectively. By Timothy Pratt. Sunday, May 17, 2009 (2 a.m.)

Las Vegas seeks to use $2.1 million in federal stimulus money to get dozens of homeless people off a downtown street and into housing, an idea experts say misses the intention of the grant and could waste an opportunity to help thousands more hit by the economic collapse.

Inside Nevada's caucuses: A lively debate about the future of the GOP - and the nation (VIDEO)

Henderson, Nevada - Gathering in classrooms, school cafeterias and senior centers, Nevadans showed up early - and in crowds - Saturday morning to meet their neighbors, talk GOP politics, and weigh in on the 2012...

Texas Rep. Ron Paul in Vegas promises "energized" caucus strategy

Henderson, Nevada - Vowing to wage an "energized" and aggressive ground war in the Silver State, Texas Rep. Ron Paul addressed hundreds of enthusiastic supporters here Tuesday, telling them that upcoming contests in...

Rick Santorum Declines Morning Appearance Due to Illness

Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum disappointed a handful of supporters who had waited anxiously at the Omelet House in Henderson, Nevada Thursday morning. Santorum was ill so his daughter took his place.

Mitt Romney aims to romp home in Nevada caucus

Newt Gingrich says Mitt Romney is looking to recover from his "boo boo" as the two Republicans battle it out in the Nevada caucus.