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This last weekend we saw the largest storm to hit the Sierras this winter. The Central Sierra Snow Lab measured 75.2 inches of new snowfall over four days.

Last weekend, 50 hunters gathered in New York’s Mohawk Valley to take aim at the local coyotes. A hunting club offered prizes for the largest male and female carcasses, paying

Las Vegas judge, Erika Ballou, is under scrutiny for alleged ethics violations after sharing a photo on Facebook in a hot tub with two Clark County Public Defenders.

These six states could end up deciding who wins the White House this year.

These six states could end up deciding who wins the White House this year

Against a checkerboard backdrop of signs saying “Defend Choice” and “Women for Sisolak,” Nevada’s incumbent Democratic governor spoke Friday to a crowd of several dozen to declare that this is “hands down the most consequential election of my life.”

The happenings are the latest in a series of sports-related mega events that have police, firefighters, transportation officials and others working overtime to plan, coordinate and execute.

Clark County School District teachers have finally gotten a raise. Was it a good deal? And why do poor children of color in Nevada face more barriers to the middle class?

To say that 2024 has commenced under the shadow of a host of daunting societal challenges is an understatement. Across the globe, the enormous strains and stresses placed on our finite planet by a rapidly growing population of 8 billion-plus humans – most of them hoping to lead some approximation of a comfortable modern life – are evident. Meanwhile, in a related development, brutal wars over the control of land and resources rage in several regions.

New research shows that though abortion restrictions are often championed by evangelical lawmakers and activists, other Christian denominations and Abrahamic faiths hold a variety of views on the issue.