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"Kisner displays an impressive range of narrative modes in [ Thin Places], bouncing nimbly between gravity (in her ethnography and her bird’s-eye philosophizing) and comic relief, which she peppers in just when our heads are starting to spin . . . In 'The Other City,' about the months she spent reporting on death investigations and autopsies in Cleveland, Kisner writes: 'Leaving the office every night, I’d get breathless rushes of reality.' That’s a lot like what these essays feel like, too: reminders of the weird in-between feeling of being alive." — The New York Times Book Review "...

The state is expected to receive three new U.S. House seats. But those looking to expand the GOP majority in the congressional delegation won’t have an easy task.

DEER LODGE, Mont. — For nearly a century, passenger trains rumbled three times weekly through this broad, grass-rich mountain valley in central Montana, home to more cattle than people, until Amtrak pulled the plug on the North Coast Hiawatha in 1979. But with a new president known as “Amtrak Joe” and Democratic control of both houses of Congress, a dozen counties across the sparsely populated state are hoping that a return to passenger train...

NORTHERN NEVADA RAILWAY: The dreamers who built Nevada The trains that helped build the west - were built by dreamers. The Northern Nevada Railway in Ely, Nevada was part of that. And people are still coming to Ely to find their dream. and last updated 2020-12-17 10:45:05-05 ELY (KTNV) — The trains that helped build the West were built by dreamers. The Northern Nevada Railway in Ely was part of that and people are still coming to Ely to find their dream. The Northern Nevada Railway Museum is one of the dirtiest museums on the planet. It’s meant to be. Visitors mill about wherever th...

Northern Nevada Railway: How railroads helped build Nevada Railroads helped build Nevada in the 1800's. Las Vegas was originally a water stop for steam engines between Southern California and Salt Lake City. and last updated 2020-12-16 13:26:48-05 ELY (KTNV) — Railroads helped build Nevada in the 1800s. Las Vegas was originally a water stop for steam engines between Southern California and Salt Lake City. In northern Nevada -- not far from Great Basin National Park -- there’s a window into that past, a tribute to steam locomotives -- the Northern Nevada Railway. There are but a han...