Metso Wins Order for Jerritt Canyon Mine Restart
Metso will supply its Loesche VRM grinding technology to First Majestic Silver's Jerritt Canyon Gold Mine in Nevada.
Nevada News
Nevada news covers state government, elections, gaming, tourism, mining and civic affairs across the Silver State. Reporting reaches Las Vegas, Henderson and Reno.
Politics
Live Poll
Do you trust your county to report election results in a timely manner?
Nevada Posts Midterm Results Later Than Most States
Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar pledged state support for Clark County after Nevada's 2026 midterm results came in later than every state except Hawaii.
Travel
Devils Hole Pupfish Count Rises to 137
National Park Service survey shows the endangered population nearly doubling from spring 2026 levels.
Finance
Evion Gains Option on Nevada Fluorspar Property
Evion Group has secured an option to acquire a majority interest in the Blue Nose property in Nevada, adjacent to its existing Carp project.
Entertainment
Live Poll
Should Las Vegas use public money to fund new sports arenas?
Nevada Adds Sports Venues as NBA Bid Grows
New arenas and stadiums across the state are reshaping the sports landscape, with Las Vegas expected to receive an NBA expansion team.
Weather and Disaster
Live Poll
Should your utility invest more in wildfire camera monitoring?
NV Energy Adds 53 Wildfire Cameras Statewide
The expansion will bring NV Energy's wildfire camera network in Nevada to 75 cameras.
Day to day, coverage runs across the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the gaming and tourism industries that generate the largest share of Nevada's revenue. Reporting extends through Las Vegas, Henderson and Reno and the rural mining communities that dot a large and sparsely settled state. Nevada's dependence on gaming and hospitality revenue means that national travel patterns and economic downturns register here faster and more sharply than in states with more diversified economies. Water rights in an arid region and the governance of public lands—which cover the vast majority of the state's area—are the two structural subjects that run beneath most of the state's longest-standing disputes.
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