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Nevada/Regional competitors in Reno Rodeo
He is also up in the Bob Feist Invitational Team Roping on Monday. Randon Adams, Logandale: He is up in team roping during afternoon slack and the first performance on Friday night.
Nevada Proud: Silver State National Peace Officers Museum
"The oldest item we have is actually a document from 1714," Gist, President of the Silver State National Peace Officers, said.
Nye County Continues Push for Yucca Mountain
It's been a tough start to the week for 91 people who lost their homes over the weekend when a fire raced through an apartment complex on Father's Day.
A Taste of Nevada: Fried Barbecued Chicken
Whether it be the unbelievable beauty of the Nordic lake known as Tahoe, the high desert of the Reno area or the low desert landscape of southern Nevada, the gateway to the southwest, the magic of Nevada is alive and well.
A Taste of Nevada: High Sierra Sweet Corn Salad
Whether it be the unbelievable beauty of the Nordic lake known as Tahoe, the high desert of the Reno area or the low desert landscape of southern Nevada, the gateway to the southwest, the magic of Nevada is alive and well.
Harry Reid again threatens to curb GOP filibusters
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said lawmakers should stop complaining that they were unaware the NSA was tracking the phone records of millions of Americans.
As Nevada grows, the population becomes less white
Washoe County and Nevada populations continue to grow, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
Judge: Ruling on Vegas pipeline plan to take time
A state judge in Nevada says it will be months before he issues a ruling in a challenge over a $15 billion pipeline project to carry billions of gallons of water to Las Vegas from rural counties along the Nevada-Utah line.
'Dash for Dads' Brings Families Out to Raise Awareness on Father's Day
The annual event, called "Dash for Dads," took off Sunday morning at the Sparks Marina.
Environmentalists urge Gov. Brian Sandoval to block uranium waste shipments
25, 2011 file photo Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval speaks during a memorial service in Reno.
Mound House native wins Miss Nevada; Reno teen wins Miss Nevada Teen
Mound House native Diana Sweeney was named Miss Nevada 2013 on Saturday night at the Texas Station in North Las Vegas.
Top Nevada Republicans pushing immigration plan
Former Nevada Gov. Robert List and other top Nevada Republicans are calling on Congress to approve an immigration plan that provides a route to citizenship for the 11 million people who are in the country illegally.
Sunday Profile: From father to son to sons, Reviglio lessons passed on
Rick Reviglio grew up sharing his father. He shared Jack Reviglio with two siblings and his mom, and with a growing company that kept Jack Reviglio busy.
Nevada tax battle takes shape: Businesses to spend $5M or more against margins tax on 2014 ballot
Nevadans won't have to wait long for political controversy to return after the end of the 2013 Nevada Legislature last week.
Cowboys Crawl Victorian Square
Still a few days away, the reno rodeo has competition for the event that attracts the most cowboys and cowgirls.
Bloomberg's money loses to grassroots citizen activists on gun control in Nevada
Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York City, billionaire, desiring to rewrite the constitution , and countrywide buttinski suffered a major "gun control" loss on Thursday in Nevada.
A Taste of Nevada: Whole Wheat Banana, Pecan and Olive Oil Bread
Whether it be the unbelievable beauty of the Nordic lake known as Tahoe, the high desert of the Reno area or the low desert landscape of southern Nevada, the gateway to the southwest, the magic of Nevada is alive and well.
A Taste of Nevada: Stuffed Poblano Peppers Steeped in Tequila
Whether it be the unbelievable beauty of the Nordic lake known as Tahoe, the high desert of the Reno area or the low desert landscape of southern Nevada, the gateway to the southwest, the magic of Nevada is alive and well.
Legal battle rages over pipeline to thirsty Vegas
Environmentalists, ranchers, tribes and religious leaders banded together again Friday to make their latest pitch in state court to scuttle a 263-mile pipeline plan to carry billions of water to Las Vegas from rural counties along the Nevada-Utah line.
Veterans denied access to new recovery facility
The Bristlecone Family Resource Center is unable to allow local veterans to move into the new facility due to a lack of safety inspections.