Caliente News

Oscar Goodman and Tillman Fertitta: Investing energy, resources, and gin, to downtown.

It was an awards ceremony 100 years in the making. Six Nevada ranches, all family-owned for a century or more, were honored at the Centennial Ranch and Farm awards ceremony recently hosted at the Governor's Mansion and three of the ranches are in Churchill County.

Air Force Airman 1st Class Holly Hughes, who is 22 weeks pregnant, and Airman 1st Class Michael Ruark laugh while opening gifts for their daughter Saturday during Nevada's largest military baby shower at Nellis Air Force Base.

PANACA There's big doings in Panaca this weekend, more than doubling the town's population of 645.

A federal panel has rejected a request for a stay of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's plans to remove all wild horses from a large swath of eastern Nevada.

If you are interested in attending the Tastes of Incline you need to act now. Last year this event was sold out before the day of the event.

The federal Bureau of Land Management says several lightning-sparked wildfires aren't posing a threat to residents in eastern Nevada communities in Lincoln County.

Dettrea King speaks with the wisdom of the streets and she's not even old enough to drink.

Steve Loye asks for justification of study-abroad opportunities provided to Nevada students by UNR and UNLV [Letters, June 16], implying that these overseas programs should be cut until sales tax revenues improve.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says eight petitioners and 299 challenges will be heard during upcoming hearings on the Energy Department's application to open and operate a national nuclear waste dump in Nevada.