The governor’s office is crediting the state’s nearly 300 days of sunshine each year and its Renewable Energy Tax Abatement program for earning Nevada the top spot on a list of states with the biggest solar economies.

Wild horse advocates filed a lawsuit Friday in federal court in an attempt to stop what they call cruel, secretive and unjustified round ups of horses conducted by the Bureau of Land Management in central Nevada. 

Good-government groups in Nevada are speaking out – criticizing recent events as a serious threat to democracy.

A series of listening sessions to help guide development of parts of the Conserve Nevada program are scheduled for four dates starting Jan. 27 and wrapping up Feb. 10.

Job growth in Nevada continued in December with a slight improvement over the previous month according to a jobs report released this week.

Almost half of Native American and Alaska Native survey respondents have experienced food insecurity during the pandemic, according to a new report released by Native-led food research organizations. 

Open-source textbooks, free for anyone to use, are a rising trend at colleges and universities looking for a way to make higher education more affordable, and now the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) is on board.

The Biden administration will use $3 billion from last year’s infrastructure law to revamp the federal approach to wildfire management.

A surge of omicron cases across the state has led to reinstated mask requirements and a strain on healthcare facilities.

The Fort Mojave Indian Tribe is one step closer to permanently protecting a sacred swath of land in Nevada after gaining congressional support to designate the landscape as a National Monument. 

VFW National Commander Matthew “Fritz” Milhelcic visited northern Nevada Jan. 7 for Nevada’s VFW Mid-Winter Conference.

University of Nevada, Reno’s Extension this week announced a series of courses for beginning farmers and ranchers.