• Missing Nevada Man’s Vehicle Found in Washington State

    Authorities in Washington state say an abandoned vehicle discovered Friday night near Port Angeles belongs to a Nevada man reported missing just hours earlier. According to the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, deputies located a 2001 Dodge Durango around 8:15 p.m. on Friday, parked off the roadway on Deer Park Loop Road near U.S. Highway 101,…

  • 8. The Weight That Wouldn’t Let Go

    The winter trails of Nevada have no mercy in them. They run cold and long and hard, and they care nothing for the strength of a man or the weakness in him. They wait to see who will cross and who will fall. Lucas Hale meant to cross. Each morning, when the frost snapped under…

  • Pershing County Commissioner, Nevada Outfitter Sentenced in Poaching Case

    A Pershing County commissioner and a Nevada hunting outfitter pleaded guilty in a case connected to the killing of a large black bear in Washoe Valley. Joe Crim, chair of the Pershing County Commission and listed as chair of the Pershing County Advisory Board on the Nevada Department of Wildlife’s website, and Michael Stremler, owner…

  • Las Vegas Flamingo Recovering

    A 27-year-old flamingo at the Flamingo Las Vegas wildlife habitat is on the mend after police say a tourist trespassed into the exhibit and assaulted the bird. The flamingo, named Peachy, is one of six birds that live in the hotel’s outdoor wildlife habitat. The others are named Blackjack, Bugsy, Pitbull, Omega, and Bubbalicious. According…

  • Earthquake Recorded Near Beatty

    A small earthquake was recorded near Beatty late Thursday night, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The 2.1 magnitude quake struck at about 10:15 p.m. The epicenter was located roughly 32 miles east-southeast of Beatty at a depth of about 5 miles. The tremor is one of several recorded in the area over the past…

  • Massive Subdivision Proposal in South Valleys

    Washoe County leaders will soon decide whether a new housing subdivision, Sierra Reflections, should proceed in a historically rural area of the South Valleys. The proposal would transform a 760-acre parcel between Pleasant and Washoe valleys into one of the largest residential subdivisions approved in unincorporated Washoe County in the past 20 years. The site…

  • Unregistered Vehicles Common on Nevada Road

    Vehicles operating without license plates or proper registration continue to circulate on roadways across Nevada, highlighting a widening gap between state vehicle laws and the resources available to enforce them. Nevada law requires all vehicles driven on public streets to maintain valid registration, display license plates, and carry liability insurance issued by a Nevada-licensed carrier.…

  • Rescue Group Says Nevada BLM Mustangs in Slaughter Pipeline

    A national wild horse rescue organization says 15 horses removed from Nevada public lands during Bureau of Land Management gathers among animals scheduled for slaughter in Mexico. Skydog Sanctuary said they found the horses at a Texas “kill pen,” where animals are typically sold and shipped for slaughter. The organization warned that unless federal authorities…

  • Vegas Woman Sentenced for Threatening Federal Judges, Probation Officer

    A Las Vegas woman has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after being convicted of threatening two federal judges and a U.S. probation officer, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Latonia Smith was found guilty of making threats against officials connected to her earlier federal conviction for issuing death threats to attorneys…

  • White Pine County Unable to Meet Financial Obligations

    White Pine County officials stated they will notify the state of Nevada that the county will be unable to meet its financial obligations beginning March 16. The situation stems from ongoing staff vacancies and limited administrative capacity within key financial offices, which have hindered the county’s ability to manage its financial operations. The White Pine…