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Vinh Thang (Unsplash) ; U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AP) ; Peter Burdon (Unsplash)Las Vegas Academy, long a hub of homegrown talent, readies new performances. President Trump hints at resuming U.S. nuclear tests, while livestock’s growing 'carbon hoofprints' draw new scrutiny. -
UnsplashOn Saturday, November 1st, approximately half a million Nevadans who receive food aid through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – or SNAP – will not get their benefits. That means a loss of roughly 90 million dollars in federal funding for food assistance.
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KNPR State of Nevada senior producer Mike Prevatt highlights arts and culture events for the week -
Daily RundownNevada Department of Corrections faces lawsuit over gender discrimination and poor conditions, Golden Knights host Colorado Avalanche, while Mountain West black bears confront new seasonal challenges. -
Daily RundownChanges to DMV registration will have drivers going online instead of getting in line. Nevada’s SNAP funding quickly approaches a Nov. 1 deadline, while 'Silver Belle' readies for it's trip to the U.S. Capitol. -
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Carter Hart is signing a two-year, $4 million contract with the Vegas Golden Knights. Hart is resuming his career at age 27 after spending his first six seasons in Philadelphia. -
Daily RundownFormer NBA player and coach Damon Jones was arrested in Las Vegas on Thursday in connection with a federal probe of illegal sports betting. Governor Joe Lombardo calls for an end to the federal shutdown, meanwhile animal welfare protections see a big win. -
Raiders remain upbeat heading into bye week, looking to distance themselves from disappointing startThe Las Vegas Raiders seemed upbeat after this week's practice as they head into their bye week, just two days after a 31-0 blowout loss to Kansas City. -
The NHBC Academic Laboratory is funded with a combination of $35 million from the State of Nevada American Rescue Plan Act grant and another $9 million from the City of Las Vegas. After its completion in 2027, it's expected to save the community $5 million each year
