Monthly Archives: September 2021

Skip and Karen Sandberg make the drive from Las Vegas to their home in Pahrump about once a month. On the drive, they always seem to stop at the same place to eat: Big Boy Restaurant in Indian Springs.

Environmental leaders across Nevada this week are hosting virtual and in-person events for Nevada’s annual Public Lands Week.

Lake Mead Mohave Adventures is not the only business that has had to adjust to lower water levels at Lake Mead and along the Colorado River.

A classic NFL rivalry is restored when the Raiders travel to take on the Steelers — and the game may even have a throwback feel heavy on defense and rushing offense, or at least more of one than anticipated.

Hundreds of residents showed up at Eldorado High School on Saturday to get vaccinated against COVID-19, and got the added bonus of $100 gift cards thanks to a Clark County pilot program.

Martin Diky said he panicked as a huge wildfire started racing down a slope toward his wooden house near Lake Tahoe. The contractor had enough time …

Raiders Pro Bowl running back Josh Jacobs missed practice all week, and now will not play against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Coach Jon Gruden made the announcement in …

If the bill were signed into law, the Department of Health and Human Services would appropriate $5 billion in grants for programs focused on community-based violence intervention.

Mia Gugino, 17, was one of five children to die from a drug overdose in Clark County this year, four of whom were killed by fentanyl.

Traffic on the Las Vegas Strip will be limited to one lane in each direction at various locations next week due to ongoing repaving.