State News
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7 places to try Peru’s national dish, ceviche, in Las Vegas
Taste a bite of Peru at one of these eateries in Las Vegas serving authentic ceviche for less than $30.
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Nevadan things to do (week of April 6)
What’s happening in Nevada this week? From a flea market to the rodeo, and plenty of opportunities to spend time outdoors and explore your artistic side. If you’re signed up for our newsletter, you already know the drill—you get the best Nevada events delivered first. If you’re not signed up yet, make sure you are…
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Trump administration volatility reaches into Nevada public health programs
The Trump Administration has slashed a plethora of federal grants over the last year, including funding of disease prevention and treatment programs and federal support for behavioral and mental health systems.
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The Wild West meets Vegas lights at Nevada’s 9 oldest bars
Nevada’s oldest bars span the state, with one being open since the 1850s. Check out these 9 watering holes for good drinks and storied vibes.
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Lake Mead faces low water storage, harmful algal bloom and high heat
By Carly Sauvageau, Reno Gazette Journal Nevadans looking for a weekend get-away from Las Vegas may be tempted to visit Lake Mead. However, it’s not advised to swim in Lake Mead right now. The lake has been experiencing a harmful algal bloom since March 13, adding to the list of hurdles it faces. Not only…
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3 animal sanctuaries in Nevada (plus the critters you’ll meet at each one)
Learn more about how these sanctuaries care for their rescued animals.
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20 billionaires live in Nevada. Here’s who they are
From Republican megadonors and top backers of Trump, to leaders in tech and aerospace, and even the cofounders of Panda Express, Nevada is home to a handful of the country’s billionaires.
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Nevadan things to do (week of March 23)
Looking for something to do this week(end)? From arts and crafts, plant swaps, and community mingles, it’s all going down in Nevada.
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Nevada’s Spanish place names & the stories behind them
Nodding to snowy mountain ranges and cottonwood trees, many places in Nevada have Spanish names (including the state itself!).
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Long before the rodeo, there was the Charreada—and it’s still alive in Nevada
From riding to roping and reining to heeling, local charrería teams carry on the folkloric tradition of charreada in Nevada.
