Efforts to secure the nationwide right to an abortion stalled for a second time Wednesday when U.S. Senate Democrats failed to get enough votes to overcome the legislative filibuster.

A road and park improvement project that closed Berlin-Icthyosaur State Park last summer is done and the park will reopen for visitors May 11.

The shoreline clean-up of all 72 miles of Lake Tahoe was completed this week by the SCUBA team from Clean Up The Lake, a Lake Tahoe-based nonprofit.

Nevada Department of Wildlife this week said a 32-year-old Reno man died in a boating accident at Topaz Lake on Saturday.

A new federal program launched Monday will provide reduced cost internet services for households with little or no access to reliable broadband.

A coalition of community groups calling itself “Let Nevada Vote” is speaking out against a proposed ballot initiative that would require the state to adopt ranked-choice voting.

VFW Post 8071 is promoting a fundraising concert in Virginia City from noon to 6 p.m. on May 14.  

Kat Miller, who officially retired on April 30 after spending 10 years as the NDVS director, said she will experience the same type of transition of those men and women who were in the military. 

This family friendly event encourages Churchill County residents and people from surrounding communities to support the military.

Nevada’s plan to boost its beleaguered child care industry took another step forward Thursday as state lawmakers officially set aside $30 million for grant funding to support the expansion or building of new licensed child care facilities across the state.

War Comes Home: The Legacy is part of Cal Humanities’ current “War Comes Home” initiative, a thematic program designed to promote greater understanding of veterans and explore how war shapes a community. 

Nevada was among the nation’s least supportive states for families with infants and toddlers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report released Tuesday.