Favorable weather helped in the battle against the Tamarack Fire, which has burned nearly 70,000 acres in Northern Nevada and California.

The discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at tribal schools in Canada inspired a Native American teenager from Northern Nevada to recreate his great-grandfather’s escape from a similar school ne

A new report detailing

Indigenous peoples’ connection to their ancestral homelands and Americans’ concept of “public lands” intersect — or collide — when those lands are under threat of development and proposed for gover

A southern Utah city plans to pull additional water from the Colorado River, but the move amid a historic drought has left some concerned.

Southern Nevada municipal governments have more than a half-billion dollars in federal pandemic relief funds to allocate before the end of next month.

An extremely obese potbellied pig dubbed Cupcake has been recovering since it was found abandoned in a dog crate left outside a Las Vegas home last month.

Floods are bad enough, but adding the adjective “flash” makes them deadlier in Southern Nevada.

The resurgence of COVID-19 in Nevada has led to more deaths, renewed requests for masks, and warnings for others to stay away.

Editor's note: This discussion originally aired on July 19.

What a difference a year makes.

Editor's Note: Nevada Public Radio's Native Nevada podcast explores the issues facing the state's indi