For 23rd year in a row, group demonstrates against military work being conducted at the former Nevada Test Site, 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas.
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The Nevada Agency for Nuclear Projects and state Attorney General Adam Laxalt want to intervene in a lawsuit that seeks to restart Yucca Mountain.
Death Valley National Park released the second episode of a documentary series designed to engage the public’s interest in the park through social media.
John Salacan is well-known around Pahrump for his work as a published poet, writer, painter, publisher and restorer of books, but many residents may not know that he is also a musician and composer.
Beatty and Gabbs airports are set to receive a facelift under a Federal Aviation Administration grant.
VETrans, a free program that transports veterans around the Pahrump Valley for medical appointments, now offers rides to Las Vegas.
A farm just across the Nevada border is delivering nearly $40,000 in vegetables a year to leading Las Vegas restaurants including Red Square and Herringbone, part of Hakkasan Group, as well as RM Seafood and RX Boiler Room.
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval said the state will oppose any federal government effort to dump nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain.
Members of the Assembly Judiciary Committee listened to more than three hours of testimony on Wednesday about Assembly Bill 237, which would abolish the death penalty in Nevada.
Volunteers gathered on a ranch north of Beatty to plant flowering plants on 4 acres owned by the Nature Conservancy, part of a plan to help monarch butterflies complete their epic migrations.