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BLM cancels roundup of Nevada's Pine Nut Herd following court injunction | Carson City Nevada News

Following a February court decision to grant a motion for a preliminary injunction to stop the proposed roundup of more than 300 wild horses in the Nevada Pine Nut Herd Management Area, the Bureau of Land Management Sierra Front Field Office announced this week that it has canceled the roundup with a date to be determined.

'It will never end': Long a symbol of the West, debate rages over wild horse management

Nevada's Antelope North Complex, one of the largest BLM wild horse gathers in the nation this year, was the scene of one of the West’s greatest debates — if and how wild horses should be managed.

On San Bernardino crime beat, Luis Rodriguez was always writing

Author of "Always Running" began as a crime reporter for The Sun in the early 1980s. Rodriguez tells columnist David Allen: "It was a great news town."

Wild Mustang Roundup Continues Despite Concerns

U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks allowed the U.S. government to proceed with the capture of thousands of wild mustangs in Nevada.

U.S. judge clears way for Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses

A federal judge has cleared the way for the U.S. government to continue capturing thousands of wild horses in Nevada despite the deaths of 31 mustangs during the weekslong roundup.

US judge clears way for Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses | News, Sports, Jobs

US judge clears Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses

U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks denied Wild Horse Education's bid for an emergency order to halt the roundup the group argued is inhumane and illegal.

U.S. judge clears way for mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses

Judge OKs Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite 31 horse deaths

Judge clears way for Nevada mustang roundup to continue despite deaths of 31 wild horses

A federal judge has cleared the way for the U.S. government to continue capturing thousands of wild horses in Nevada despite the deaths of 31 mustangs during the weekslong roundup.