A visitor from Belgium had to be taken to the hospital after suffering severe burns from a hike on sand dunes at Death Valley National Park.
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An Amargosa Valley mine may expand, and new mineral claims have taken environmentalists by surprise as federal officials consider a ban near Ash Meadows.
There have been 43 crashes resulting in 51 deaths in the Nevada Highway Patrol’s Southern Command area in 2024.
A Las Vegas couple was arrested after the wife allegedly “jumped over the counter of the casino cage” at a Southern Nevada casino and made off with more than $652,000.
“Your children deserve a hell of a lot better than both of you,” Judge Mary Perry said in one case. “I’m going to take her home with me! And neither one of you will see her.”
The National Park Service said rangers got a report about the drowning just before 6 p.m.
The course is home to two 18-hole courses that were designed by golf architect Tom Fazio, and the club also has a 22-acre practice facility.
The 10-day sweep of fugitives in Las Vegas by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies ended with 38 people arrested, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
Reps. Dina Titus and Susie Lee, D-Nev., oversaw amendments to boost funds for the Las Vegas Wash and Laughlin’s water infrastructure.
Nevada is one of seven states with “very high” levels of COVID wastewater activity. Experts said a tourist surge over the Fourth of July weekend was one factor.
Nevada’s Democratic delegates unanimously supported Vice President Kamala Harris’ nomination for president, the state party announced.
Nevada voters will get the chance in November to weigh in on whether to require photo ID for in-person voting.
The labor department said the franchisee must pay over $270,000 in civil penalties after violating federal rules at 10 pizza joints in Las Vegas and Henderson.
Silver State roads have seen 200 deaths through June 30, 12 percent higher than the 178 fatalities seen through June last year, according to data from the Nevada Department of Public Safety.
Boulder City’s history is deep, not only because of Hoover Dam but because of the people who maintain its spirit today, over 90 years after its first settlers broke ground.