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Nevada State Parks and currently following the governors directive to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Theyre asking the public to please, stay home, so we can all get through this together.

Valley of Fire will be the first Nevada state park to offer online reservations beginning on Sept. 1 with a $5 transaction fee on top of usual charges.

For some motorcyclists, the curvy mountain road from Wrightwood into the Angeles National Forest is a chance to lean into nature and all it offers

Many state leaders, including Governor Parson, filled Fire State #13 Thursday afternoon.

Jessica Rhodes and Diana Matienzo Rivera, both of Las Vegas, were identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as the women found dead at the park.

Temperatures are expected to soar in the Quad Cities area. News 8 compiled tips to stay cool during the high heat.

Jessica Rhodes, 34, and Diana Matienco Rivera, 29, both of Las Vegas, were found dead Saturday after they were noticed as missing by a separate group of hikers Saturday morning. Officers revealed the cause of Rhodes's or Matienco Rivera's death.

Nevada State Police was called by a group of hikers after the women failed to return from a hike in the park 65 miles north of Las Vegas on July 22.

Blistering heat has left some 35 million Americans under advisories and warnings and some areas facing difficulties with crops arising from the weather. 

Park police and a search and rescue team found the two women after a welfare check request around 2:50 p.m. Saturday.