State Gaming Control Board reports winnings of $991.6 million from gamblers, a 3.5 percent increase over May 2016.
Nevada’s dedication to fostering innovative industries has gained new strength through the recent passage of AB 69, the state said.
A local Domino’s Pizza operation has ushered in a source of entertainment with its relocation and expansion efforts.
The Connie Mack summer season is winding down with the Trojans 16U (16 and under) team still in first place at 9-4.
The power of Gov. Brian Sandoval’s veto pen now extends to Washington, D.C.
I visited Washington, D.C. for the first time in 1980. I was 13. Jimmy Carter was our president.
Occurring at the start of this year’s Women’s History Month, the significance of a recent Nevada Army Guard change-of-command ceremony didn’t go unnoticed.
A discovery of 72 animals at a Pahrump home has led to the arrest of a local resident.
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 $52 million.
School may be out for kids in Nevada, but the need for healthy meals never ends.
The Beatty Town Advisory Board has voted to support the Best in the Desert Vegas to Reno race scheduled for August.
Great fishing opportunities can be had along the Colorado River from Davis Dam through Casino Row and down to Big Bend in Laughlin.
The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association at the last board meeting on June 19 changed the rules in two sports for the upcoming school year.
Senior health and fitness are always in the news, and obesity is an epidemic in the country.
The Pahrump Nugget celebrated the Fourth of July a little early this year, hosting its annual Summer Celebration event and fireworks display on Sunday, July 2.
A Facebook post early Saturday from The Grove marijuana dispensary pretty much summed up what pot smokers and the marijuana industry have been waiting so long for.
“There’s a mosquito problem in Borneo,” says Claire Vaye Watkins, standing in front of a group of teenage writers in the shade cast by an outer wall of the gift shop at Tecopa’s China Ranch Date Farm.
The Fourth of July season can be a time of year for celebration for individuals or families seeking sparklers, bottle rockets or things that go boom. But it’s also a peak period for retailers that deal in fireworks supplies.
A recent ruling by a judge in Carson City has opened the door for the legal sale of recreational marijuana beginning Saturday in Pahrump.
Everyone in town knows that Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club has a racetrack and that cars race there. That’s a given, but what else goes on at the track?
Already in the Badwater Hall of Fame, Lisa Smith-Batchen is still motivated to run Badwater at 57.
A bill to restart the stalled Yucca Mountain project was approved by a full House committee on Wednesday after members tried to appease Nevada by striking a provision dealing with state water rights.
A Pahrump restaurant and sports bar is celebrating the return of video poker with a ribbon cutting and all-day drink specials, along with a free pizza buffet.
Nevada’s rural roads have the nation’s sixth-highest fatality rate in the United States, a national study released Tuesday shows.
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 $51 million.
Summer is in full swing!
The Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce has nixed its annual Independence Day Liberty Festival at Petrack Park this year.
Marshall Ulrich has become a legend in the history of the STYR Labs Badwater 135 Ultramarathon. He ran his first Badwater race in 1990 and since then has won the race four times.
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