Camille Touton, a veteran congressional water policy adviser, has been nominated to lead the agency that oversees water and power in the U.S. West.

Record-breaking heat and historic drought in the U.S. West are doing little to discourage cities from planning to welcome millions of new residents in the decades ahead.

About a quarter of census tracts with a post office don’t have a community bank or credit union branch, suggesting postal banking could provide a financial lifeline to the millions of Americans without a bank account.

Make no mistake: Abandoned mines and hot springs present very real dangers.

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This week media giant iHeartMedia announced the lineup for its 2021 iHeartRadio Music Festival planned for Friday, Sept. 17 and Saturday, Sept. 18 in Las Vegas.

Eight businesses moving to or expanding in Nevada will receive $8.9 million in tax abatements as incentive to set up shop and create about 2,000 jobs.

Gov. Steve Sisolak today announced Vax Nevada Days, a promotion to give away $5 million in cash and prizes to nearly 2,000 Nevada residents who have initiated the COVID-19 vaccine process.

Some local government agencies are observing Juneteenth—the holiday commemorating the day enslaved Black people in Texas learned of their emancipation on June 19, 1865.

Conservation groups say they don’t oppose the development of renewable energy in Nevada but believe it can be done without encroaching on critical public lands.

The director of University of Nevada, Reno Extension, Ivory Lyles, has been selected to lead a national committee tasked with supporting cooperative extension programs across the country.

Three cases of rabies in bats were confirmed this week by the Nevada Department of Agriculture’s Animal Disease Laboratory.