Fifth District Court Judge Robert Lane, center, swore in four new volunteers for Court Appointed Special Advocates, CASA, on Monday. Since 2011, the organization routinely recruits, trains and supervises the volunteers, who act as advocates in court, making recommendations for children who cannot stand up or speak for themselves. So far, 54 volunteers have been sworn into the program, which serves between 80 and 100 children in the court system.
The individual’s identity and cause of death will be determined once a DNA test is completed.
The event’s date and time will be announced later once they are confirmed.
Big crowds are expected for the 2026 Pahrump commencement ceremony.
The restaurant known for its burgers, fries and other offerings recently opened on Highway 160.
Cosmetology business aims to train and mentor survivors of domestic abuse and human trafficking.
Get to know this years’ pageant contenders at the upcoming meet-and-greet.
The proposed North Bullfrog gold mine would be constructed on public and private acres north of Beatty.
President Donald Trump isn’t manipulating Republican voters. He’s empowering them to do something they’ve long wanted — elect strong conservatives, not fake ones.
Meager snowpack and drought conditions are increasing the Silver State’s risk of wildfire this year.
