I once knew a state legislator who served just one term. He was elected to the Nevada Assembly and made a good record. But he was young and serving wreaked havoc with his relatively new law practices. So after just two years, he stepped down.
In 2009, former Alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin raised the kind of ruckus she’s known for with her comment on the then-notional Affordable Care Act, aka “ObamaCare.” In a Facebook note, she wrote:
A $696.5 billion defense authorization bill passed by a House committee this week includes provisions of interest to Nevada, including a rejection of the Trump administration’s call for another round of base closures.
Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue crews were met with a series of emergency service calls last week.
State officials are working to implement a hearty apprenticeship program to address Nevada’s skills gap.
Things are shaping up for a local music store on the cusp of celebrating its one-year anniversary.
Valley Electric Association’s sale of its 230-kilovolt transmission system to Chicago-based GridLiance Holdco for just more than $200 million remains on hold, as a path to federal regulatory approval has been stymied since early 2017.
Former Nevada Rep. Cresent Hardy announced Tuesday that he won’t be seeking any office in 2018.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is expected in Nevada soon to review two national monuments here, but the Democratic congressman who represents the area said he feels left out of the process.
A 2017 County Health Rankings report put Nye 16th out of 17 Nevada counties in health outcomes and health factors.
The walls on the new Tractor Supply Co. retail store, still under construction, were damaged with graffiti over the weekend, management at the site said.
A 78-year-old Pahrump man is dead following a single-vehicle rollover crash.
There was no shortage of tears and mournful expressions for a 3-year-old Pahrump girl during Wednesday evening’s candlelight vigil at Ian Deutch Memorial Park.
A Pahrump man apparently looking for a place to sleep was arrested in Tonopah on an outstanding traffic citation, thanks to a sharp-eyed Nye County Sheriff’s deputy.
No one matched all five numbers and the mega number in Wednesday’s drawing of the California Super Lotto. The next jackpot will be at least $57 million.
When the weather is sizzling hot, or sticky and humid like it’s been all week, nothing is more refreshing than an ice pop to cool you down.
Nevada has reached another milestone in economic recovery after recording a steady unemployment rate, state officials say.
An inmate from Ely State Prison who walked away from a fire camp on Wednesday is back in custody, the state Department of Corrections said.
A World War II veteran from Pahrump was the beneficiary of a gift and symbol of appreciation for his service.
Officials at Desert View Hospital are urging parents to get their children off to a great start for the upcoming school year by attending the annual Back to School Fair from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday.
Dozens gathered in Nye County’s mid-July summer heat to enjoy the three-day event filled with bull riding, bucking horses and ATV action at the Tonopah Rodeo Grounds.
“One man’s junk is another man’s treasure” is how the expression is commonly stated in our modern society but the expression itself can be traced back as far as the 1700s.
If Nevada’s 1st U.S. House District Rep. Dina Titus runs for the U.S. Senate, first-term U.S. Rep. Jacky Rosen should get out of the race, said a leading Democratic lobbyist and pundit.
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