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County votes out IPMC

Commissioners opt to eliminate the much-criticized International Property Maintenance Code

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Hate crimes get Justice Department attention

The U.S. Justice Department this week released an update on hate crimes and announced the launch of a new comprehensive hate crimes website designed to provide a centralized portal for the department’s hate crimes resources for law enforcement, media, researchers, victims, advocacy groups, and other related organizations and individuals.

Fire destroys Pahrump home

Three roommates escaped with just the clothing they were wearing after fire destroyed their home early Wednesday afternoon.

Sandstone approval process is explained

SolarReserve’s proposed Sandstone Solar Energy Project near Tonopah could be approved in a shorter period of time, as the Trump administration is looking to streamline energy development, but SolarReserve officials said that they are not going to rush the process.

Sunset at Red Rock Canyon

A lone climber is silhouetted against the sunset at Cannibal Crag in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area on Wednesday.

High-speed collision sends two to hospital

Two people were transported to the hospital following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Homestead Road and Thousandaire Boulevard just before 9 a.m. Oct. 19.

Pahrump’s Willi Baer bidding CASA farewell

Bright, bubbly and sweet, with a smile that reaches straight from her mouth to shine from her eyes and an infectiously energetic manner, Willi Baer is one of Pahrump’s best known activists.

Beatty board tackles racing and bypass issues

Beatty VFW Off-Road Poker Run organizer Karl Olson says that something has to be done about conflicts between that event and off-road racing in the same area.

U.S., Nevada flags fly half-staff in memory of synagogue victims

On Saturday, Oct. 27 the peaceful, worshipful atmosphere inside a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania synagogue was shattered, transforming into a scene of horror and chaos as another horrific mass shooting was committed in America.

Trial coming in fight over Red Rock Canyon development plans

An environmental nonprofit can proceed to trial with its lawsuit aimed at stopping the Clark County Commission from approving the development of thousands of homes overlooking the Red Rock Canyon, a judge has ruled.

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