Pahrump’s Never Forgotten Animal Society has taken in 20 chihuahuas at its already overcrowded shelter from a hoarder in Riverside County, Calif., and other shelters and individuals in the area are working to rehome additional dogs that were rescued.
In August 2021, Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board raided the Green Cross of America Inc. facility at 5101 Oakridge Ave. and suspended operations there after finding it was illegally growing about 400 marijuana plants.
The woman has a history of calling 911 for non-emergencies, according to the deputy’s report.
The state’s more than 400 largest casinos won more from players in 2021 than in any year in history. But find out which games give players the best bang for their buck.
Richard Burnell faces five counts of failing to obey a traffic control device, one count of disobeying a peace officer and possession of a stolen vehicle.
Authorities haven’t released descriptions or identities of those involved in the incident, but at least one person was taken into custody, according to the sheriff’s office.
The owner of a mega-firearms training center near Pahrump that instituted sudden sweeping changes to memberships last month as part of a major restructuring plan, says he’ll forgo those changes — for now.
State regulators levied a hefty fine on a marijuana dispensary that self-reported a regulatory violation, a decision some questioned as being overly harsh.
Roughly 20 square dancers meets weekly at the Bob Ruud Community Center. Here’s how to join the fun.
Clown Motel, Beatty museum are among local sites highlighted by Travel Nevada’s new guide.
Plans for a mountain bike park at the ski resort cleared a significant hurdle after the company settled a federal lawsuit brought aiming to protect an endangered butterfly species.
Pahrump Valley Fire & Rescue Services Chief Scott Lewis said crews were dispatched to the area just after 8 p.m. when the power poles brought down the lines which caused several outages throughout the area.
Marco Santillan Jr., 29, is among six men charged in a federal crime ring that allegedly smuggled weapons and ammunition to a violent Mexican cartel during the pandemic.
It’s the first of its kind in Pahrump. The gun store also offers another novelty: a full-service coffee shop.
Front Sight members are decrying a sweeping restrucuring plan aimed at saving the fledgling 550-acre resort from foreclosure.
