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History records that on Wednesday, September 19, 1900, the First National Bank of Winnemucca at the northwest corner of Fourth Street and Bridge Street in Winnemucca, Nevada. was held up […]
The great Winnemucca bank robbery of 1900
Nevada Democrats release plan for 2020 presidential caucuses
By Michelle L. Price Associated Press LAS VEGAS — Nevada Democrats unveiled a written plan Wednesday for the party’s 2020 presidential caucus that party leaders hope will heal rifts from […]
Nevada Senate committee approves medically assisted suicide
By Ryan Tarinelli Associated Press CARSON CITY — A measure that would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with medication prescribed by a doctor cleared its first hurdle […]
Nevada press shield law protects bloggers
Unlike too many jobs in this country there is no such thing as a licensed journalist, but a Carson City judge has found such in the penumbra of Nevada’s press […]
BLM to cooperate with states on grouse protection
This past Friday the Bureau of Land Management released its Record of Decisions on how to protect greater sage grouse across a number of Western states, including Nevada. The BLM […]
ECHS tracksters compete at Spring Creek League Meet
Eureka’s track teams competed in the 10-team Spring Creek League Meet March 16 in Spring Creek. The Vandals small teams only had two boys competing, Tyler Blanco and Garrett Todd, […]
Feds: Atkinson should serve almost three years in prison, pay a quarter million in fines
By Jacob Solis, Megan Messerly and Michelle Rindels The Nevada Independent Prosecutors are recommending 33 months in prison and $249,900 in fines or restitution for former Democratic state Senate Majority […]
Barrick Gold drops takeover bid for Newmont Mining
Associated Press ELKO — Barrick Gold is dropping its takeover bid for Newmont Mining, as the gold companies instead form a joint venture to combine their Nevada mining operations. Last […]
Democrats, tribes renew criticism of Trump’s monument cuts
Associated Press Congressional Democrats and tribal leaders renewed criticism Wednesday of President Donald Trump for scaling back two national monuments in Utah following a wider review of lands protected around […]
Is This You? Constants Will Change
Some things are constant. I look forward to them. It is calving time and consistently each year I look forward to seeing the new little fellas in fields running in […]