A special Nevada Highway Patrol team is continuing its investigation into a fatal two-vehicle crash in rural Nye County, a collision that killed a passenger in a Lexus.
On a sunny Friday afternoon in Death Valley Junction, dancer Hilda Vazquez sits in the warm light streaming through the windows of the Amargosa Café.
Nevada game wardens are seeking the public’s assistance to help solve a case of a bull elk that was killed and left to waste in the eastern part of the state, the state Department of Wildlife reports.
The Nevada Department of Transportation has spent the last two years replacing old mile markers with a newer, larger version designed to assist motorists better pinpoint their location for emergency responders.
The Las Vegas man whose skeletal remains were found in the desert near Pahrump in September has been identified.
To the uninitiated, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Brownfields Program provides grants and technical assistance to states and communities across the country to safely assess, clean up and sustainably reuse contaminated properties.
U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nevada, recently hosted a meeting with Native American staffers focused on overcoming barriers to greater diversity in congressional offices.
A longtime holiday tradition returned to town this month, courtesy of the Pahrump Lions Club.
Cobra, one of the contractors on SolarReserve’s Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project outside of Tonopah is set to leave the project, officials said.
Nye County commissioners narrowly approved moving forward on a proposal to purchase a golf course in Pahrump.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management requests public input for a revised draft of the Southern Nevada district resource management plan/environmental impact statement.
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Saturday’s drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $39 million.
Nearly 130 Nevada inmates have been deployed to help battle fires tearing through Southern California, a state prisons spokeswoman said.
A local man was transported with critical injuries to a Las Vegas hospital after being struck by a car late Thursday evening Dec. 7.
Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske reports an increase of 7,071 active registered voters statewide during the month of November 2017 as compared to October 2017.
The Pahrump Arts Council recently presented the High Desert Chorale Christmas Concert.
According to a recent survey conducted by NBC News and GenForward, 71 percent of millennials believe America needs a third political party.
Please Republicans, no more tax cuts for middle class
A few days ago, Las Vegas resident Laura Packard was thrown out of a Libre Forum at Palace Station at which U.S. Sen. Dean Heller was answering questions from the public.
The state of Nevada announced earlier this month that it completed the first step for applying to participate in the Federal Aviation Administration’s Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Pilot Program.
HealthInsight’s Nevada and New Mexico affiliates, along with three other organizations, have been selected by the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement to join its project that measures and reports on the total cost of health care in regions across the nation.
Voya Financial Inc. announced Thursday that the company will donate $520,000 to Special Olympics as a result of the success of its Invest in Something Special effort.
It’s been known for months that the new Class 5A was coming, but the schools were formally recommended by the NIAA’s realignment committee Thursday at Chaparral.
Sports teams at Pahrump Valley High School continue their winter season as the Trojans face opponents in boys and girls basketball in addition to wrestling.
Las Vegas police and Clark County officials recovered more than 150 dogs Wednesday evening from a box truck in Sandy Valley.
The mother of one of two local boys seriously injured during what’s described as an out-of-control bonfire earlier this month remains in critical condition at UMC Trauma’s burn unit in Las Vegas.
The sight of school buses outside Nevada’s seven state museums has become less common in the years since the recession hit in 2007 as school districts dealing with tight budgets cut spending on field trips and their related transportation costs.
The search continued this week for a missing Pahrump man.
