Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford denounced the actions of his Republican counterparts for what he says was their role in the domestic terrorism at the U.S. Capitol.

Nevada Humanities will spend the first months of 2021 continuing a community dialogue around civic engagement with the Why It Matters initiative.

Supporters of President Donald Trump on Wednesday lined the streets outside Nevada’s state capital and rallied in front of federal buildings in Las Vegas.

Nevada officials reported 60 coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, breaking the record for the highest single-day total since the start of the pandemic.

The North Las Vegas City Council declared Jan. 6 as “Joe Neal Day,” honoring the late state senator who died last Thursday on New Year’s Eve.

Members of Nevada’s Congressional delegation sent updates throughout the day as they’ve sheltered in place while armed Trump-supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol today.

Free radon test kits are once again available to Nevadans through the Radon Education Program at University of Nevada, Reno’s Extension.

Snowpacks are off to a below normal start across the Eastern Sierra and northern Nevada this year.

Nevada Army Guard Spc Michael Highline died Dec. 14 in a vehicle accident while en route to military training.

Nevada officials say public health labs and testing sites could soon face a possible post-holiday surge as people return from holiday gatherings.

The annual Cattlemen’s Update, an industry event to share market, production and research updates with Nevada’s ranchers, will be hosted via Zoom.

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, food insecurity in Nevada has grown, as has the number of people applying for food assistance programs, leading to an administrative strain that is delaying assistance to hungry households.