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Volunteers gathered before 5 a.m. June 13 at Red Rock Canyon to help measure and band hummingbirds as part of the Hummingbird Monitoring Network’s seasonal coordinated monitoring program. Birds were weighed, measured and tagged to help further knowledge about the tiny creatures, including their life expectancy.
BEAVER, Utah — State troopers say high speed and a tire blowout likely led to a rollover crash that injured two adults and three children from Las Vegas.
The good news about this year’s sewer bills hitting mailboxes next week is that they are 4 percent lower than in 2012.
The man found dead in Lake Mead almost 24 hours after he disappeared in the water near Callville Bay was identified by the Clark County coroner’s office Tuesday.
There will come a time in the future when mankind will have destroyed the earth through pollution and misuse of resources and escaped to the stars on a great fleet of starships. Those ships will be highly regulated, bastions of cleanliness and organization. They will also be a place focused around one of future society’s greatest resources: cats.
The smell of scrambled eggs wafts in the air as several women cook breakfast.
Dryer weather, significantly above-average temperatures and several man-made fires have prompted officials to implement indefinite fire restrictions for western Nevada starting June 28.
As the polls in Iran’s recent election opened, Moniru Ravanipur watched from her computer at her Henderson home recalling life as a writer in that country.
Western Writers of America conference to include massive book signing
While many people are aware of grand juries and the indictments they present, few know how they are formed, the kinds of cases they hear or the details of deliberations.
One of the victims in Sunday’s single-engine plane has been identified as 23-year-old Cody Hall, according to the Clark County coroner’s office.
Southern Nevadans are snapping up guns at a near-record pace. That means more firearms classes are cropping up at armories, gun stores and weapons ranges across the valley.
Officials today recovered a body in the area of Lake Mead where a 30-year-old Las Vegas man was last seen swimming without a life jacket on Sunday, the National Park Service said.
