History
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Opinion: Land acknowledgments are not enough—it’s time to move beyond them
Acknowledging the land is the bare minimum, it’s time for allies to take real action. Land acknowledgments have become commonplace at public events, in classrooms, and in organizational meetings. These statements recognize the Indigenous peoples whose land we stand on, but let’s be honest: land acknowledgments are not enough. If they stop at mere recognition,…
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Casino kitsch finds new life after the closing of the Tropicana, other Las Vegas resorts
As the neon lights dimmed and the final chips were cashed in, a different kind of spectacle unfolded behind the doors of Las Vegas casinos that recently shuttered. Millions of items were sorted and sold, donated and discarded.
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What to expect on Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Nevada
As many states across the US celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day on October 14, Nevadans will celebrate, too, although not officially.
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18 facts about Hispanic heritage in Nevada
Here are 18 fascinating facts about Hispanic heritage and history in Nevada, from migrants to the middle class.
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Cults with ties to Nevada (+ how to spot them)
One cult expert estimates there are up to 10,000 cults in the United States. Learn about several cults that have strong ties to Nevada.
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The hottest & coldest days in Nevada history
A look at the highest and lowest temperatures in Nevada, from scorching heat in Las Vegas to bone-chilling cold in Reno.
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“Asumamos el reto de escribir la historia de los medios de comunicación en Las Vegas”: Mapy Durán
“Asumamos el reto de escribir la historia de los medios de comunicación en Las Vegas”: Mapy Durán.
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What to know about Labor Day and its history
From barbecues to getaways, many people across the US mark Labor Day by relaxing. Here’s what you need to know about Labor Day.
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Nevada’s mythical creatures: Water snakes, wild cats, & giants, oh my!
Read the stories of five mythical creatures that allegedly call Nevada home; cryptids that live in our lakes and lurk through the desert.
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Clark County approves strict rules on street food vendors
Street food vendors finally get a licensing process, but must deal with new distance limits from parks and schools that could keep them from key clientele and affect their sales.
