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History and folklore of Nevada, written by Associate Professor Michael Green of UNLV, and narrated by former Senator Richard Bryan. Supported by Nevada Humanities and dedicated to the memory of historian Frank Wright. (All segments prior to August 2003 were written by Frank Wright.)Nevada Yesterdays is the collection of essays written by Frank Wright that immortalize the real history of Las Vegas.
Charges of tax evasion would eventually lead to the impeachment of a federal judge in Nevada.
It’s uncommon for a legislative body to impeach an official. In Nevada, it’s happened just once.
Unless you’ve been hibernating, you know the House of Representatives impeached Donald Trump.
It was just over 150 years ago that Adolph Sutro sets his sights on building a drainage tunnel for mines in northern Nevada.
Lake Powell is named after someone who had a desire to explore the west – and that he did.
One of the more memorable hotels in Las Vegas to meet with implosion was the Landmark – which opened 50 years ago this past July. Here is the story of its rise and fall.
A law that’s still on the books in Nevada, partly resulted from a ‘red scare’ in the state a century ago.
A longtime Las Vegas gaming investor died recently. A look back at the life of Mel Wolzinger.
One of the biggest hotels ever built in Las Vegas turns 50 this month. A look back at the rise of what was then called – The International.
This May marked the 150th anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad. We hear about Nevada’s contribution to that endeavor.
