FBI intercepts ‘suspicious’ envelope containing white powder addressed to Utah Lt. Gov.
The FBI found what it called a “suspicious letter” containing white powder addressed to Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson’s office on Friday, adding Utah to a list of at least 20 states where elections officials have been targeted.
Three years ago against UNLV, Eastern was far more successful on third down (7 of 14) than the Rebels were (4 of 15), and ...
U.S. land managers said Thursday they've completed a final environmental review of a proposed Nevada lithium mine that would ...
Car accidents disrupt the lives of thousands of Reno residents each year. Although tragic, most accidents are preventable and ...
U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei holds the title of Nevada’s only Republican in Congress, but deep-pocketed first-time candidate Greg ...
The Nevada Faculty Alliance has endorsed State Question 1 on the November ballot. The question would remove the Board of ...
A battle over control of Rupert Murdoch’s global television and publishing empire begins Monday in a Reno, Nevada courtroom, ...
The alert level at Lahontan Reservoir was reduced on Thursday, moving from a HAB Danger down to HAB warning. Harmful Algal ...
Council member Miguel Martinez also faced ethics complaints following This Is Reno’s reporting. City records showed Martinez ...
The University of Nevada Press publishes a photo history book, which celebrates the University’s sesquicentennial and ...
Guests will get to walk through displays representing Nevada mountain ranges, discovering over 20 fossil specimens excavated ...
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