Bowling News: Results of the certified 10-Pin Singles Tournament sponsored by Win Realty in honor of WR Sporting.
Members of a local hobbyist group are hoping to keep their interest on track with the youth in the community.
A 64-year-old Northern Nevada inmate serving time for weapons charges died on Sunday, the Nevada Department of Corrections said Monday.
When you think of baseball, people really don’t think of technology. It’s a sport that has seen little change since Abner Doubleday invented it.
The chairman of the Nye County Republican Central Committee was arrested on Monday and preliminarily charged with impersonating a police officer.
A Pahrump Trojans girls soccer team recently won the championship of a recreation league in Henderson. The team is part of the Southern Nevada Soccer Association, Henderson United.
WASHINGTON — Gov. Brian Sandoval says Yucca Mountain supporters in Congress should give it a rest, there’s no way Nevada can be persuaded to accept a high-level nuclear waste site.
Desert View Hospital and its area facilities officially changed over to a smoke-free campus Monday, as part of a nationwide trend.
Nye County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Pahrump man on several preliminary charges Friday stemming from a domestic dispute.
A former state deputy attorney general was arrested on preliminary drug charges Saturday by the Nye County Sheriff’s office.
A graduating high school senior’s diligence paid off in the form of a college scholarship from fast food giant McDonald’s.
The Nye County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved three measures seeking aid to provide seniors in need of food with nutritional meals in the county.
Funding an athletic department is so tenuous in a small town and for Beatty High School it’s no different.
A payment by a mining company following an audit will close a funding gap in Nye County’s final budget starting July 1.
When it comes to energy, windmills are useless when there’s no wind, solar is useless when there’s no sun, and hydro is useless when there’s no water – a condition Nevadans were recently warned about again thanks to the ongoing drought.
On May 21, I received the daily mailing from Reader Supported News, which on that day included a reprint from the blog of former U.S. labor secretary Robert Reich titled “The Revolt of Small Business Republicans.”
CARSON CITY — Faced with wildly divergent estimates of the cost of moving Nevada’s current public employee pension system to a defined contribution plan for new workers, a state lawmaker said Saturday he is abandoning the effort this session.
CARSON CITY — A “Right to Try” bill that will make it easier for terminally ill Nevadans to obtain experimental medications that could help prolong their lives has been signed into law by Gov. Brian Sandoval.
CARSON CITY — The Nevada Legislature came to a halt at midnight Monday, capping a day that saw approval of a record $1.1 billion general fund tax package to fund Gov. Brian Sandoval’s aggressive education package and a dizzying day of dealmaking.