Nevada News

The latest rankings from the Annie E. Casey Foundation on the well-being of children placed Nevada 48th overall among the 50 states, continuing a trend many years in the making.

Agritek Holdings, Inc. , a fully reporting company on the OTCQB and leader in Compassionate Care Technology and indoor/outdoor agricultural solutions for the medicinal marijuana industry, today announced the addition of Mr. Neal Bartoletta to its advisory board and through the execution of an Letter of Intent with Bartoletta and his venture ... (more)

Sen. Milton Slocum Latham from California pushed the Nevada Mint Act to a vote on his final day in the Senate.

Residents in Minden are still cleaning up after a summer storm flooded more than a hundred homes, and brought mudslides with it.

Trappers say the revisions in the maximum number of days that can pass between site visits to some traps are too stringent, while trapping critics say they don't go far enough.

Carson District Judge James Wilson has set an Aug. 1 hearing on a move to block an initiative petition to expand background checks to nearly all gun sales in Nevada.

The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for: West Central Storey County in Western Nevada.

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The U.S. Mint in Carson City in about 1875. The building at 600 N. Carson St., built under the supervision of Abraham Curry, now serves as the Nevada State Museum.

A U.S. Bureau of Land Management sale of oil and gas leases on public land in central Nevada has been conducted under protest.

Nevada Department of Wildlife spokesman Chris Healy says the 6-year-old male bear was trapped and killed Friday after punching a hole in the side of a small Genoa barn and killing two goats this past week.

A new federal earthquake map is shaking things up a bit for about one-third of the United States, including Nevada.

The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reported Friday that the state gained 5,300 jobs in June, led by growth in the construction industry.

The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reported Friday that the state gained 5,300 jobs in June, led by growth in the construction industry.

Crews have reported progress on a western Nevada wildfire that had threatened the ranch of former casino owner John Ascuaga.

Chris Drury's Winnemucca Whirlwind. The environmental art piece was made to be destroyed by nature.

They want you to believe they always put the interests of Nevadans first. They also want you to believe they'll pay less in taxes if Question 2 is approved by voters in November, removing mining's constitutional protection, a 5 percent cap on the net proceeds of minerals tax.

The school year is fast approaching and with it comes back to school requirements.

Connecticut has a new distinction: The state's roads are the roughest in the nation and its bridges are not far behind, ranking third-worst in the U.S. The report notes that 41 percent of Connecticut's 21,000 miles of roads are in "poor condition" and 35 percent of the state's 1,500 bridges are "deficient or obsolete."

Hidden Hospital Purchasing Costs : MD Buyline, which offers data analytics and advisory services to help hospitals improve their purchasing decisions, has a new report examining trends in five purchased service categories.