After a complex deal was made between the state and the defendant’s attorney, Ferrante was released on his own recognizance.
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The 3rd Annual Winter Wonder Slam is bringing free family entertainment to Pahrump.
Rural residents now have access to managed care organizations CareSource and SilverSummit Healthplan.
The Nevada Silver Tappers’ Christmas wreaths effort continues at the Chief Tecopa Cemetery.
11th annual Chris Ruby Memorial Cup set for January.
After less than two months on the air, Art Bell, the master of late night paranormal talk radio is in a dispute with his new employer SiriusXM Satellite Radio.
A man convicted of burning down a trailer belonging to his mother after it had gone into foreclosure was sentenced to a maximum of six years in prison last week.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board is recommending disciplinary action against the Stagestop Casino after seven out of the nine current bartenders weren’t properly registered as gaming employees.
• Antonio Raul Armendariz was charged on Oct. 18 with child abuse and neglect resulting in substantial bodily or mental harm, two counts.
Desert View Hospital was recently certified to begin administering the Multiple Sclerosis medication Tysabri in Pahrump.
The announced listing of the bi-state sage grouse last week as threatened under the Endangered Species Act could foretell the possible listing of the greater sage grouse next year, which would impact a number of western states, including Nevada.
WASHINGTON — Wayne Hage Jr., whose family has battled federal agencies for more that two decades over water and property rights for its Monitor Valley ranch, told lawmakers Tuesday the fight outlived his parents and has cost millions of dollars with no end in sight.
Timbisha Shoshone Tribal Chairman George Gholson blasted the Indian Law Resource Center (ILRC) for getting involved in tribal politics by filing two administrative appeals to stop a vote on a proposed new tribal constitution last week.
Valley Electric Association this week energized the new “innovation substation” at the Nevada National Security Site, one of the improvements set out in a five-year, $61.6 million contract to provide electrical service awarded to the cooperative in 2012.
Getting assistance on issues such as Social Security, Medicare and veterans affairs just got a bit simpler for local residents.
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After a complex deal was made between the state and the defendant’s attorney, Ferrante was released on his own recognizance.
The 3rd Annual Winter Wonder Slam is bringing free family entertainment to Pahrump.
Rural residents now have access to managed care organizations CareSource and SilverSummit Healthplan.
The Nevada Silver Tappers’ Christmas wreaths effort continues at the Chief Tecopa Cemetery.
