An 8-year-old child succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash near the Amargosa Opera House.
Judge Johnson: “If my drug court can help one person, it was successful. If one person gets their dad back or their mom back, it’s a successful day.”
The proposal would require developers to relinquish two water rights for every one used.
After a tumultuous first half of the decade, Pahrump business leaders are anticipating what is to come in the decade’s second half.
In an anticipated game against the Doral Academy Red Rock Dragons on Monday night, the two schools faced off.
This is a follow-up letter congratulating reporter Selwyn Harris for a job well done.
The Pahrump Valley girls basketball team will battle for first place against Boulder City on Jan. 8 to determine which team will lead the league.
Amargosa veterans were honored with quilt presentation ceremony last month.
Cell phones will be powered off from the start of the school day until the final bell of the last instructional period.
The Historical Storytelling project continues to gather fascinating facts.
Amid concerns about blast exposure, VA launches new outreach campaign to enroll Nevada Veterans in healthcare.
The quiet season gives time to focus and plan those trips to near and far-off places, to clean gear and organize for the next adventure.
“When I first saw it in my backyard with just my naked eyes, I was mesmerized. Photography is my passion so I knew then I needed to photograph it.”
Free public class and testing kits offered on January 16.
A late-night plan hatches to save the wild horses
In the Bullhead City Shoot-Out the Trojans played tight matches, but suffered a big loss against a California based team in the middle of the tournament.
A new ordinance stipulates setbacks and development agreement requirements.
Blood donors who act fast will receive $15 gift card
After four years of planning and two years after a groundbreaking, the Pahrump OHV Park is still a long way from setting an opening date. But a determined local 11-year old racer wants answers.
The ordinance goes into effect this month while more detailed regulations are in the works.
If blue states want to stop losing residents to red states, they should adopt red state policies.