By Megan Messerly Popular early voting sites and other locations aimed at reaching a broad cross section of voters — including members of the politically powerful Culinary Union — number […]
30th anniversary of Great Basin water grab this month
This month marks the 30th anniversary of the ongoing fight to stop one of the largest-ever water grabs in the history of the nation. In October 1989, the Las Vegas […]
Loved ones honor 58 who died in 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting
By Ken Ritter LAS VEGAS — A reading of victims’ names at the time bullets flew two years ago marked the end on Tuesday of the second anniversary of a […]
Buttigieg makes first Northern Nevada swing
By Mark Hernandez South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg capped off a daylong swing through Northern Nevada on Saturday by becoming the first Democratic presidential candidate to file paperwork to participate […]
Around the state
First snow for the date in Winnemucca since at least 1877 ELKO — It was less than 1 inch (25 millimeters), but the snow that fell in Winnemucca broke a […]
Amodei takes heat for impeachment remarks
LAS VEGAS — GOP Rep. Mark Amodei’s comment seemed harmless enough. Asked what he thought of the Democrats’ impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, the Nevada Republican gave reporters a […]
Dolores A. Harms
Dolores A. Harms, passed away October 5. She is survived by her husband, Army Ranger, Donald J. Harms, and their five children. She was 91 years young. No services are […]
September 26, 2019
Group Sues US for Details about Impact of Grazing Program
By Keith Ridler Associated Press The U.S. government is keeping details secret about a cattle grazing program in six Western states that could be harming habitat and endangered species, an […]
Ely City Council Member’s Question Whether Female Candidate can Raise Family and Serve on Board Sparks Outrage
By Shannon Miller and Mark Hernandez The Nevada Independent An Ely City Council member’s suggestion that a female candidate may not be able to fulfill her elected duties because she […]
