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The city, which had weighed a 180-day moratorium, is one of several Southern Nevada governments considering changing data center regulations. By Oona MillikenThe Nevada Independent The Henderson City Council decided […]
Will the new law Trump refused to sign help you afford a house in Nevada?
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act tackles everything from reining in corporate investors to easing tiny home construction. Here’s what it will do. By Mini RackerThe Nevada Independent Sierra […]
Expletives, fear and anger: A data center fight turns nasty in Boulder City
After feds OK federal land for massive project once proposed for municipal parcel, city officials want to pump the brakes. But they don’t have final say. By Oona Milliken & […]
State’s troublesome driver’s license suspension laws need cleaning up, lawmakers told
By Michael LyleNevada Current When the state decriminalized traffic tickets several years ago, conflicting legislative language inadvertently cleared the way for thousands of people to get their licenses suspended for […]
Nevada’s federal land problem
By Anahit Baghshetsyan Asking permission to use your land? Welcome to Nevada. Draw a line through any town in a Clark County rural area, Lincoln, White Pine or Eureka County, […]
Sailing (and graduating) over the bounding main
By Chuck N. Baker I’ve written in the past about Nevada’s Charm McElree, who assists veterans from select wars in receiving their high school diplomas. This is another success story […]
Nevada’s governor race is just warming up. Why has Lombardo’s side already spent a fortune?
Lombardo and Republican-aligned groups have spent more than $13 million on ads since December 2025, while Democrats have spent only about $77,000. By Tabitha MuellerThe Nevada Independent Outside observers consider […]
Drought persists across Nevada in July
By Jennifer SolisNevada Current Thanks to above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation, drought conditions ranged from abnormal dryness to exceptional drought across Nevada in June, according to the U.S. […]
July 2026
The July 2026 issue of The Eureka Sentinel covers the local 4th of July celebration honoring veterans and the community’s growing event and tourism efforts. Education news features a new […]
New fiction examines post-war trauma on a Nevada ranch
With tensions rising again in the Middle East and recent casualties of U.S. troops, “Seeing Daylight,” a new young adult novel by Suzanne Morgan Williams, is particularly relevant. Set during […]