Gov. Brian Sandoval signed 71 bills into law late Thursday and vetoed seven others, including measures to raise the minimum wage, ban the use of private prisons, and protect patients from “surprise” emergency hospital billings.
The Nevada Department of Transportation plans to spend more than $9 million on projects in Nye County in the 2018 fiscal year with Nye County recently accepting its annual work program.
More details are emerging about a $600,000 federal grant secured by the region for revitalization efforts.
For Pahrump resident Gary Miller, April 10 of this year is a day he will never forget.
Pahrump residents denounced the rate hike proposed by the Great Basin Water Company at the hearing, as many said that they can’t afford increased rates for sewer and water.
A series of tips from the public helped identify three people suspected of breaking into Rhyolite Historic Park last week.
A woman arrested last July for committing illegal acts pertaining to voter registration in Nye County, was sentenced to serve 19-to-48 months in prison, with 24 days credit for time served.
North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee called Thursday for a study on how nuclear waste might travel through Southern Nevada amid concerns that Yucca Mountain could become a repository for the radioactive material.
The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the appointment of Michael Vallante as Regional Administrator for SBA Region IX, which covers Nevada, California, Arizona, Hawaii and Guam.
Golden Entertainment, operators of the PT’s Pubs chain in Southern Nevada, is acquiring a company that owns four Nevada casinos, including the iconic Stratosphere, for $850 million.
The Nevada National Guard Pre-Retirement and Retirement Services staff announced that it is reminding all Nevada Guardsmen that the staff remains ready to assist all soldiers, airmen and veterans in a variety of topics.
The Nevada Army Guard marked Earth Day 2017 by removing some long-standing eyesores adjacent to its Army Aviation Support Facility.
A tiered system for brothel fees based on the number of women working on the floor will be raised by 25 percent in Nye County.
According to its statement, the Nevada Hemp Association is dedicated to the research, education and economic development of industrial hemp in the state of Nevada.
A new “mockumentary” has appeared on YouTube titled “The Bunny Hole”. It is a web series in the style of Reno 911 and features a cast of Broadway and TV veterans.
“We’ve heard from thousands of Nevada families about how crucial it is that we give them freedom of choice in the education of their children,” Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval declared last January in his State of the State speech regarding funding for the Nevada’s landmark Education Savings Accounts (ESAs).
If you ever wanted to learn to paint an object or a landscape then the person known simply as “the painting lady,” may be an ideal place to start.
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 $45 million.
You know what I love about June? Even though strawberries have been available since February, in June they actually start to taste like strawberries! Can I get a Woo-Hoo?
The Miss Pahrump Pageant returns to the Saddle West Showroom at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
If you can take a punch and like getting hit by a 2,000-pound bull, then bullfighting is the job for you.
I am sure by now, as former Nevada Wolf Pack star Colin Kaepernick, once adored throughout Nevada, now finds himself up a creek without a paddle and no water, that he is saying to himself, “What is the big deal, all I did was refuse to stand for a song?”
Trojans softball team received top honors on the all-region team and all-conference teams.
Nevada Sen. Dean Heller delivered a warning Tuesday to the Trump administration over its plan to restart the licensing process on the Yucca Mountain nuclear repository.
Four Pahrump-area residents have received their degree from WGU Nevada during a commencement ceremony in Las Vegas, the university announced.
The head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission asked Congress on Wednesday for $30 million and staff to review the expected restart of the license application to permanently store nuclear waste at the Yucca Mountain repository in Nevada.
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