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NEVADA – The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) has confirmed the first case of rabies in 2023, originating from a bat found in Clark County. With bats being prevalent across the state, especially during the active months between May and October, approximately 10 to 20 cases of bat rabies are...

NEVADA – In a significant move towards water conservation, Nevada, Arizona, and California have reached a temporary agreement aimed at conserving millions of gallons of water from the Colorado River. The agreement, announced by the U.S. Department of Interior on Monday, seeks to conserve a minimum of “3 million acre-feet...

NEVADA – A truck fire incident prompted the closure of a portion of Highway 190, located just outside Death Valley National Park, on Wednesday. The incident, which occurred on May 17, saw the swift response of firefighters from the National Park Service and Southern Inyo Fire Protection District. According to...

NEVADA – In a disturbing incident that unfolded on Monday, an 18-year-old Sparks man reportedly mugged a senior citizen in downtown Sparks, only to be confronted by a courageous Good Samaritan before being apprehended by the Sparks Police Department. The suspect, identified as Brayden Brown, was taken into custody by...

NEVADA – Lyon County emergency management is issuing a warning to residents, emphasizing the need to prepare for potential flooding, particularly along the forks of the Walker River and the main part of the river. With concerns rising, the Lyon County Board of Commissioners approved an emergency declaration on Thursday....

NEVADA – Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has taken action by signing State Senate Bill 441, which removes the requirement for daily cleanings of hotel rooms. The bill’s language focuses on the regulations established by district boards of health regarding SARS-COV-2 and COVID-19 protocols. Senator Marilyn Dondero Loop spearheaded the bill...

NEVADA – In a heated meeting, parents confronted the Douglas County School Board regarding proposed policies that would allow transgender students to participate in sports and utilize locker rooms and bathrooms aligned with their gender identity. The board has yet to make a decision, but leaders remain committed to advancing...