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Some Nye residents set to get new addresses

Some Nye County residents are set to get new addresses by the end of this year, pending completion and approval of a plan currently underway.

Wild and bad bills for Nye County getting thinned out

Local legislators gave an update on proposed laws governing water, hydrofracturing, guns on college campuses, public employees’ contracts and police officer body cameras during a rural legislator telephone conference on March 26.

How Reid’s departure could change Nevada landscape

U.S. Sen. Harry Reid’s Friday announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2016 left many Nevadans wondering what the future holds for the Silver State after its most powerful voice at home and in Washington passes from the scene.

IN PROFILE: Paula Callahan

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LV pot company wants Nye water

Nye County officials are crying foul over the discovery that Amargosa water was planned be used to grow marijuana in a Las Vegas cultivation facility.

Crime Corner, April 1

Altercation leads to arrest for narcotics

High-speed chase leads to multiple traffic, gun charges

A felon led police on a high-speed motorcycle chase Monday that allegedly including taunting police, before crashing and being sent to the hospital.

Incumbents retain Valley Electric board seats

Valley Electric Association District 1 and 3 incumbent directors retained their offices following Thurday’s elections.

Yucca talk revives transportation concerns

LAS VEGAS — After 28 years, Nevada’s battle against the federal government’s still-smoldering plans to bury the nation’s highly radioactive waste in Yucca Mountain has finally come “down to the brass tacks,” with the prospect for formal licensing hearings on the horizon and renewed debate on scientific issues.

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