For the second year in a row, organizers have been forced to cancel a popular long-distance foot race.

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles is cracking down on illegal activity. Compliance Enforcement Division officers are targeting motor vehicle businesses who defraud the public. And one of their latest investigations has landed three Las Vegas men behind bars.

There were no injuries last night at a two vehicle accident in Pahrump.

Dozens of local residents now have something signed by Flash Gordon himself -- or at least the actor who played the iconic character. Sam Jones appeared at Hypno Comics and Games in Pahrump Saturday, where dozens of fans lined up -- and waited patiently -- for their turn to meet him. Hypno Comics and Games is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 to 6 at their new location, 720 East Street, across from the library.

There's good news in the fight against COVID-19. Data released by Pfizer and BioNTech suggests their vaccine is effective in children between the ages of 12 and 15.

First Choice Pregnancy Center CEO Nancy Erwin says the center raised more than a thousand dollars during its annual dessert auction.

The Town of Pahrump is gearing up to open the community pool this year. Now, they just need the staff to make it happen. Pool Manager Antoinette Adduchio says they're looking to hire more than a dozen lifeguards. And while the job is serious business... it can be a lot of fun too. You can learn more about job opportunities at the Pahrump Pool by going to the county's website -- nyecounty.net. You can also call for more information at 775-482-7244.

It's hard to believe that more than a year ago the United States was dealing with its first-ever case of COVID-19. In that time a lot has changed, including how doctors treat patients hospitalized with the virus.

Development of the Rhyolite Lithium Boron project continues. The Board of County Commissioners learned more at the last meeting.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a midday accident has sent one via ambulance to Desert View Hospital.

Allah Lindsey is under arrest and facing charges in connection with an alleged scheme to commit insurance fraud.

A Pahrump man with almost 200 dogs is back in court for a status check on moving the animals and acquiring property zoned for a kennel that large.

The Town of Pahrump is gearing up to open the community pool this year. Now, they just need the staff to make it happen. Pool Manager Antoinette Adduchio says they're looking to hire more than a dozen lifeguards. And while the job is serious business... it can be a lot of fun too. You can learn more about job opportunities at the Pahrump Pool by going to the county's website -- nyecounty.net. You can also call for more information at 775-482-7244.

There were no injuries reported at a structure fire this afternoon in Pahrump.

Nevada Highway Patrol now says it suspects impairment in a weekend crash that killed three people on US 95 in Nye County.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is attempting to locate a man wanted for aggravated stalking. And they're asking for the public's help in finding him.

The Board of County Commissioners were asked at the March 16th meeting to consider contracts for scrap metal disposal at the Tonopah landfill.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating yet another fatal crash on US 95 in Nye County.

One person was treated for injuries after a single-vehicle rollover crash in northern Nye County.

A two-vehicle crash in Pahrump results in damage, but no serious injuries.

High school student robotics team Awkward Silence, from Pahrump, is the best in Nevada. Unfortunately, they won't get to compete in this year's world robotics championship, which was canceled due to the pandemic. Even so, team members are proud of their accomplishments. Awkward Silence is part of Southern Nye County 4-H. Right now, the team has eight members. For more information, including how to make a donation or become a sponsor of the team, reach out to the 4-H, or visit them on Facebook, at Awkward Silence.

Spring break is upon us, and many families are eager to go on a long-awaited vacation. However, the CDC is still asking us to hold off on travel to contain the spread of COVID-19. If you decide to go anyway, we have some tips to help reduce your risk. If you're leaving the state, Doctor Esper recommends checking pandemic travel restrictions, as they vary from state-to-state.

Desert Haven Animal Society in Pahrump has a lot of cats awaiting their forever homes. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell has some tips for anyone looking to adopt a cat.

Hypno Comics Grand Opening Saturday 03/27/2021

This is Poison Prevention Week. If you're spring cleaning with solutions or working with lawn care products, it's important to think safety first. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Baruch Fertel says some of us make the dangerous mistake of storing chemicals in unlabeled food or beverage containers.

A man involved in a police chase from Pahrump to Las Vegas and was featured on the television show Live PD was supposed to appear for sentencing today but did not show.

A man involved in a police chase from Pahrump to Las Vegas and was featured on the television show Live PD was supposed to appear for sentencing today but did not show.

An 80-year-old veteran is looking for help in repairing the roof of his Pahrump home. Strong winds Tuesday ripped off a large section of roofing, leaving behind quite a mess -- and a gaping hole.

If you haven't already seen it, there's something new at the corner of Highway 160 and Basin Avenue in Pahrump.

If you're looking to adopt a cat, you might want to check out those available at our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell is back at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Catarina.

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A motorcycle rider is seriously hurt in a crash Thursday afternoon in Pahrump.

Coding is the language of computers which more and more students are learning to speak. Knowing it would bring excitement to their annual Math Olympiad, which has gone virtual because of the pandemic in Louisiana, coding is now an exciting part of the competition. Monica Pierre reports.

A Tonopah man has been arrested after a fight in a parking lot.

A developer is gearing up to build more new homes at Mountain Falls. Nye County Commissioners approve those plans during their latest meeting.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is investigating an animal attack Wednesday afternoon in Pahrump. A woman was bitten by a dog on Umatilla Street. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says her injuries were so severe, she was flown to University Medical Center in Las Vegas for treatment.

If you're in the market for a new computer, you may be asking 'what's the best brand?' But in today's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne explains it's not about the brand -- it's about the model.

Hypno Comics and Games is celebrating the opening of their new store in Pahrump. The doors open this weekend, with a special appearance by Sam Jones, the actor best-known for his role as Flash Gordon. Owner George Chase says they're excited to be opening this new location. Hypno Comics and Games is located at 720 East Street in Pahrump.

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic back pain. In today's Medical Minute from Spring Mountain Medical, Doctor David Lewis takes a closer look at the possible causes of mid back pain.

For today's Save A Pet, we're back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society. That's where we find Darbie O'Donnell, who's with a black, long-hair cat by the name of Venus.

The Nye County COVID Relief Fund has been accepting applications since March 17th while they are still finalizing the policy. If your business has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, relief funds are still available.

It was a big weekend at Nature Health Farms in Pahrump. And lots of people came out to enjoy all the fun.

A Nevada prison inmate who walked away from Stewart Conservation Camp in Carson City Sunday is now under arrest in California on suspicion of homicide.

Attorneys appeared in court this week to prepare for the upcoming retrial of Jaysan Gal.

A Pahrump woman well-known for her love of birds is asking for the community's help in locating one of her macaws. Heidi Fleiss keeps a number of birds at her home in north Pahrump. She says Miller -- a green and yellow macaw -- went missing Sunday. Now, she's offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the bird's return. You can contact Heidi by email, at hbirdkeeper@gmail.com. You can also call us here at KPVM-TV, and we'll relay any information to her.

The pandemic has changed the way many of us schedule doctor's appointments. Instead of going to your physician's office for an exam, you can now meet with them virtually from the comfort of your own home.

The pandemic has changed the way many of us schedule doctor's appointments. Instead of going to your physician's office for an exam, you can now meet with them virtually from the comfort of your own home.

One person is flown to a Las Vegas trauma center after a rollover crash on US 95 in Nye County.

We often give you a heads up when we hear that the Forest Service will be performing a prescribed burn. But what exactly is a prescribed burn?

Missey Kohler takes a look at some notable cases moving through the courts in Nye County, including those of defendants Virgle Sparks, Allen Varin and Daniel Dalmas.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is once again asking for the public's help in locating a wanted person. This time, deputies are looking for Bryan Roger Teal.

Sam Jones is an American actor, arguably best known for his role as Flash Gordon in the 1980 film. Jones is a fan favorite at comic show conventions worldwide. This weekend, he'll be in our area, meeting fans and signing autographs at two stores, including Hypno Comics, right here in Pahrump. Jones will be at Rogue Toys East in Las Vegas Saturday morning, from 10 to 2. He'll then meet with fans here in Pahrump at Hypno Comics, at 720 East Street, from 3:30 to 6:30. The meet-and-greet is part of a grand opening celebration for Hypno Comics. The store will also be having a huge dollar comic book parking lot sale, as well as food, raffles, door prizes and more. For more information, go to hypnocomics.com.

With COVID restrictions being lifted in many places, you might be thinking of planning a get away. One place you can go to really get away is Los Angeles for a visit to the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.

Taking the perfect selfie has been made a lot easier thanks to filters and photo editing. In seconds, you can have flawless hair, skin and makeup. It may seem like a harmless hobby -- but for some, it's become an unhealthy obsession.

It's Monday. Time to meet a great pet in need of a loving home. For today's Save A Pet, we meet Rusty. Darbie O'Donnell joins us from Desert Haven Animal Society with more.

A woman who pled guilty to embezzlement while she was employed at the Pahrump Walmart received her sentence today in Judge Lane's courtroom.

Spring break is just around the corner. For some it's already here. And many families are longing for a warm, sunny destination. Even though COVID-19 numbers are trending down, doctors warn that doesn't mean it's time to hit the road just yet.

In February, global consulting firm McKinsey and Company settled claims over its role in the opioid crisis -- awarding nearly 600 million dollars to 49 states. Nevada pulled out of the multi-state effort and decided to go it alone. Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced their work has paid off.

There's a big demand for personalized clothing and other items. And that's good news for one Pahrump business. Hubbster Apparel & Embroidery is staying busy these days, thanks in part, to the closure of another Pahrump embroidery shop. Andrea McGuire says they can personalize just about anything you can imagine. Hubbster Apparel & Embroidery is located at 2160 East Calvada Boulevard in Pahrump. Their phone number is 775-910-1605.

Planning is well underway for the big Fourth of July fireworks display in Pahrump. Eddie O'Brien and his dad John design and execute the actual show, acting as representatives with Zambelli Fireworks. Eddie is excited to be working on this year's show, and he's doing something new this year, by giving the public a chance to get involved. O'Brien also says any extra money received through donations will be re-donated to NyE Communities Coalition.

Authorities are forced to euthanize a wild horse that had been struck be a vehicle Thursday evening in Pahrump.

One person is transported to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash in Pahrump.

Spring has sprung. And that means sniffling, dripping and coughing for many allergy sufferers. The tricky part is spring allergy symptoms may mimic those of coronavirus. So how do you tell them apart? According to Cleveland Clinic allergist Sandra Hong, there are a couple of telltale signs that you're not suffering from allergies.

So many pets are in need of loving homes. In Pahrump, there are a number of shelters and rescues with dozens of dogs and cats available for adoption. For today's Save A Pet, we meet Spike. Here's Darbie O'Donnell.

Nevada Highway Patrol has identified the driver of a tractor trailer who was killed in a crash Tuesday near Indian Springs.

Nevada Highway Patrol says a man and a woman from California died in a crash Wednesday on US 95 near Beatty.

The State of Nevada continues to receive more doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. Governor Steve Sisolak says that will better meet the demand. And he's announced that, starting March 22nd, more Nevadans will be eligible to get a vaccine.

Doctors recommend exercise as part of a healthy lifestyle. But what about when you're sick? In today's Medical Minute from Spring Mountain Medical, Doctor Jacob Steckel says, in most cases, even if you have a medical condition, it's still a good idea to remain active.

If your computer is broken, you have a decision to make -- fix it or replace it. But how do you know if it's worth fixing? In today's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne helps answer that question.

NyE Communities Coalition provides job training for those seeking employment or a new career. Right now, there are plenty of opportunities. But Carla Begin says she worries not enough people know about the services offered by NyECC -- both for job seekers and employers. For more information about the staffing services available at NyE Communities Coalition, give them a call at 775-727-9970. You can also find them online, at nyecc.org.

It's Thursday. Time to meet another pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell is at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Axel.

The Pahrump Gunfighters will be performing this weekend at Nature Health Farms. The local group performs a number of unique shows straight out of the old west. Ivan The Terrible says the shows are exciting for the whole family. In addition to the Pahrump Gunfighters, there will be a number of other performers at this weekend's event. Again, it's this Saturday, March 20th, from 11 am to 7 pm at Nature Health Farms, located at 351 Bunarch Road in Pahrump.

The elderly driver of a Toyota sedan was transported to the hospital after crashing his car on Idaho Street.

Chief Scott Lewis, Director of Emergency Management had a positive report to deliver at the Board of County Commissioners meeting yesterday. Here is what Lewis had to say.

Residents of Inspirations Senior Living in Pahrump gather outside to celebrate St. Patrick's Day -- with a parade.

Nye County is receiving a grant from the EPA to help train adults to help clean up polluted sites in our area.

A new study shows the importance of brushing your teeth. Research has linked two common heart conditions with poor dental hygiene. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Luke Laffin says it shows taking care of your teeth pays off.

Pets Are Worth Saving -- better known as PAWS -- was able to find new homes for four dogs during its most recent adoption event.

A Pahrump man is recovering from minor burns after oxygen he was using sparked an explosion. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says this incident is a good reminder about the dangers of using oxygen around ignition sources.

Finally, some freedom from COVID-19, thanks to the vaccine. The CDC recently announced fewer restrictions for people who are fully vaccinated. But who, exactly, falls into that group?

Director of Public Works, Tim Dahl gave an update to the Board of County Commissioners on March 2nd. The report detailed a couple of big capital improvement projects.

As we told you Friday, we're seeing a growing homeless problem in the Pahrump valley. But help is available for those who reach out. Nevada Outreach Training Organization provides a number of services for not only the homeless -- but anyone else in need. Jessica Barlow says a number of programs are available through the Family Resource Center. If you need help or would like to drop off a donation, Nevada Outreach Training Organization is located at 621 South Blagg Road in Pahrump. They're open Monday through Friday from 8 to 4-30. The clothing closet is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 to 2. For more information, give them a call at 775-751-1118... or check them out on Facebook, at Nevada Outreach Training Organization.

The real estate market is always changing, and it's up to you to get the most value out of what you put into your home. In today's Angie's List report, we'll hear from a real estate professional about the most valuable changes you can make when you're trying to sell your home.

Nature Health Farms in Pahrump is gearing up for another big weekend. This time, they're celebrating another birthday. But the fun-for-the-whole-family event is also a great opportunity for people to see what the farm is all about. Nature Health Farms is located at 351 Bunarch Road in Pahrump. You can learn more about the farm in general, or purchase tickets for this weekend's event by heading to Facebook, at Nature Health Farms. This weekend's open house event is Saturday, from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for children. Toddlers age 2 and under are free.

What would you do if your neighbor's dog barked all the time. Now, what would you do if your neighbor had 200 dogs that barked all the time? District Court in Pahrump is trying to work that out right now.

First responders were on the scene of a head on crash outside of Beatty on Highway 95 on Sunday. The crash was reported around 7:55 a.m.

One person was flown to a Las Vegas hospital after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 160 and Winery Road in Pahrump.

Now that we've sprung forward, you may be feeling that lost hour of sleep. It may not seem like much, but losing even an hour, in an already sleep-deprived society, can have health implications.

Nye County continues its efforts to get people vaccinated against COVID-19. Director of Emergency Management Scott Lewis says we're making good progress.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue is investigating the cause of a fire in Pahrump that destroyed a motorhome at a residence on Bannavitch Street.

If you're thinking about adopting a pet, why not check out one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to Charlie -- a lovable pooch whose owner decided they no longer wanted him.

One man was reportedly stabbed in the face during an altercation at the RV park behind the Best Western Hotel in Pahrump. Nye County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Two cars collide on Leslie Street near Linda Street, after one of the cars reportedly tries to make a U-turn.

Nye County Sheriff's Office deputies take two men into custody after a fight near the homeless camp off Dahlia Street.

There are now three COVID-19 vaccines approved for emergency use by the FDA. And some people may be wondering if they should wait for one, over another, to become available. But now is not the time to be choosy. If a vaccine is available, doctors recommend taking it.

The latest Red Flag training exercise is underway at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas.

Nevada Outreach Training Organization in Pahrump is reporting a dramatic increase in the number of homeless people in our community. But Jessica Barlow says there are resources available to help those in need. Next week, we'll continue our conversation with Barlow, as she tells us more about the services and programs offered by Nevada Outreach Training Organization.

If you're thinking about adopting a furry friend, there are plenty of dogs available at our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to Stella.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is getting grant money to help promote traffic safety in our area.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is getting grant money to help promote traffic safety in our area.

Pets Are Worth Saving -- better known as PAWS -- is ready to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day, with a big adoption event this weekend. Tresa Wosk says there will be some great giveaways... and the event gives the public a chance to check out the dogs and cats they have available for adoption.

The Board of County Commissioners did a little bit of policy fine tuning before approving COVID Relief Funding for small businesses in Nye County.

Missey Kohler has the latest on some notable cases moving through the courts in Nye County, including defendants Nickolas Von Alst, Ashley Winn and Eric Wychunas.

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Is your computer not doing what you'd like it to do? In this week's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne explains what signs might indicate it's time to buy a new computer.

Doctors say most people can benefit from a routine that includes endurance training. In today's Medical Minute from Spring Mountain Medical, Doctor Jacob Steckel explains how physical activity can reduce the risk of many diseases.

It's time to meet another loving pet available at one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell joins us from the cat house at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Annie.

Thanks to the help of tips from the public, the Nye County Sheriff's office has arrested Christopher Hulderson.

The woman who started a volunteer group that makes masks to protect people from coronavirus is being recognized for her efforts. Julie Perry is the latest person to receive the Andre 'Butch' Harper Act of Kindness Award. Here's Doctor Tom Waters with the presentation. If you'd like to volunteer with One Made at a Time, you can visit their Facebook page for more information.

A local animal welfare organization is the beneficiary of an annual fundraiser in Pahrump. Wine Ridge RV Resort and Cottages played host to a unique auction to benefit Never Forgotten Animal Society.

The State of Nevada has begun vaccinating offenders being held in the state's prisons.

First responders were on location this afternoon after a car parked a little too close to the Horizon Market.

First Choice Pregnancy Center in Pahrump is getting ready for a big weekend. This Saturday, they'll auction off desserts to the highest bidder, with proceeds to benefit the center. First Choice CEO Nancy Erwin says, due to the pandemic, this year they'll hold the event outside.

Some women who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 have noticed swollen lymph nodes under their arm. That's a common vaccine response, but can mimic a breast lump. So, what should you do if you're due for a mammogram screening around the time of vaccination?

A call for citizen assist leads to the arrest of Ruby Moreno, who now faces a charge of exploitation of an older, vulnerable person.

Nevada Highway Patrol has released some dramatic video captured by a trooper's body-worn camera early this morning on Highway 395 near Reno, as icy roads led to multiple crashes. Seventeen to twenty vehicles were involved in the chain-reaction crash. One person was seriously hurt. Most other injuries were reported to be minor.

The Bureau of Land Management has rounded up three wild horses that had become a familiar sight in one Pahrump neighborhood.

An explosion rips through a portion of the Stovepipe Wells Resort early Monday, causing significant damage, but no serious injuries.

A new survey says most Americans are worried about out-of-pocket healthcare costs -- things like deductibles, premiums and co-pays. Nevadans may be even more worried, since data shows residents of the Silver State use more of their income to pay for insurance premiums.

Across the country, shelters have seen their crates go empty as more people adopted pets during their extended time at home. Whether you've added a new pup to the family or are one of the millions of consumers buying a new home during the pandemic, chances are you have a four-legged friend getting accustomed to new surroundings. This week’s Angie’s List Report has tips to help make the transition to a new house easier for everyone.

The Clark County Fire Department is celebrating the graduation of twenty-one new firefighters -- the Class of 20-2. Or, as they became known -- Pandemic's Pride.

At the Board of County Commissioners meeting on March 2nd, Commissioners voted to move forward on a project to construct a public shooting range in Pahrump.

After battling COVID-19, some people are eager to start exercising again. But doctors say that could be dangerous. Instead, it's important to ease back into those old routines.

A Pahrump man is under arrest, after Nye County deputies say he committed domestic battery against his grandparents.

The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a single vehicle accident on Highway 160.

A two car accident on Friday evening sent 3 for medical treatment and caused significant damage to the vehicles.

Nye County District Attorney Chris Arabia says he's pleased with the sentence given to Cole Engelson. Arabia says life behind bars will ensure Engelson can't hurt another family.

"Life without the possibility of Parole". Justice for little Yessenia Camp was had today in Judge Robert Lane's Courtroom.

We're all feeling the stress of the pandemic. And many of us head straight to the kitchen to cope. But not all foods are created equal. Erica Foreman has more on stress-busting snacks. Doctor Albers says adding cinnamon to your food can help regulate blood sugar, and its scent may make you feel less stressed too.

It's Monday. Time to meet another pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to a cat named Abby.

The State of Nevada has reached a grim milestone. More than five thousand residents have now died due to COVID-19. Governor Steve Sisolak says flags will be flown at half-staff to acknowledge the lives of those who've been lost to the disease.

An Arizona man is under arrest and facing several charges in connection with a fire in northern Nye County.

Nye County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a Pahrump man for a series of alleged charges originating from a domestic battery call.

If you live in Pahrump and plan on doing any building, don't skip the permitting process. A code change will allow penalties against those who don't secure the proper permit.

Nye County will now be recognized as a "Blue" county in support of all law enforcement. The county has always been supportive, a new resolution just makes it official!

If you've gotten a COVID-19 vaccine, you may have noticed some swollen lymph nodes. Believe it or not, that's actually a good sign. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Laura Dean says it simply means your body is responding to the immunization as it should -- and it's not unusual.

If you're looking to adopt a cat, Desert Haven Animal Society has many to choose from. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to Grayson.

They faced the challenges of helping high-risk students make the move to virtual learning years ago and came up with a solution that’s perfect during this time of COVID distance learning. Students remain online, but are invited to do their work and get help at learning centers if they fall behind or have questions. Plus, it’s a way to be apart of a community once again. Kim Martinez reports.

Nevada Highway Patrol continues its investigation into a deadly crash north of Las Vegas.

One person was transported to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Pahrump. Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating.

A man walking on Highway 160 in Pahrump is under arrest, after an interaction with troopers in which he allegedly banged his head into two NHP vehicles.

Is your computer running slower than it used to? If so, it might be time to replace it. In today's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne offers some telltale signs that it's time.

It's been a year now since COVID-19 began spreading through long-term care facilities in the US. Since then, 170,000 people have died in those facilities. But since December, long-term care facilities have seen a dramatic drop in the number of new COVID cases -- and deaths. President and CEO of the American Health Care Association and National Center for Assisted Living, Mark Parkinson, says that's encouraging news for facilities -- and their residents.

One man is transported to the hospital after a two-vehicle crash Tuesday at the intersection of Basin Avenue and Floyd Street in Pahrump.

A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper makes a traffic stop in Elko County. It ends with a Utah man under arrest and facing a kidnapping charge.

A man troopers say crashed through a construction area, then wrecked his car and ran off into the desert is now under arrest and facing a long list of charges.

Death Valley National Park reports visitation started off strong last year -- then came the pandemic.

Director of Emergency Management, Chief Scott Lewis reported to the Board of County Commissioners yesterday and things continue to look up.

As the COVID-19 vaccines rollout continues across the US, some grandparents may be vaccinated and looking forward to visiting with their loved ones again. But a doctor with Cleveland Clinic says precautions are still necessary.

For today's Save A Pet, we're back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society. That's where we find Darbie O'Donnell, who introduces us to Tabitha.

An early-morning fire at a home on Dyer Road in Pahrump destroyed a garage and several vehicles inside. The state fire marshal's office is now investigating. As Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis tells News 25, authorities are trying to determine if there's a connection between this fire and other activities in the area earlier Monday night.

Clark County officials want to create a permanent memorial for the victims of the 1 October 2017 shooting in Las Vegas. The One October Memorial Committee has created an online survey seeking public input on what the memorial should be. If you'd like to make suggestions for the 1 October memorial, just go to ClarkCountyNV.gov/1OctoberMemorial.

No injuries are reported after two cars collide Monday evening on Highway 160 in Pahrump.

No injuries are reported after two cars collide Monday evening on Highway 160 in Pahrump.

Business owner Michael Tsunis was ready to answer questions or concerns about his new business at the February 17th Board of County Commissioners meeting.

COVID-19 can impact anyone. But smokers face an uphill battle when fighting the virus. Recent research shows people who smoke have a higher risk of hospitalization and death from the disease.

Clark County fire investigators are looking into the cause of a fire early Sunday morning that left three families -- six adults and three dogs -- homeless.

Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club is seeing an uptick in visitors. To handle that growth, Spring Mountain is hiring for more than a dozen positions. About a hundred people attended a job fair Tuesday. HR Manager Tim Wigchers says if you missed it, there's still time to apply. For more information about Spring Mountain Resort and Country Club, you can visit them online at racespringmountain.com.

Progress continues on a new park in Pahrump as approvals were stamped at the last board of county commissioners meeting.

Nye County Sheriff's Office Deputy Xavier Gideon was the first to arrive at the scene of a crash on February 11, 2020 -- when a car struck the HealthCare Partners building in Pahrump. Now, the Southern Nevada Safety Officer Award Recognition -- or SOAR -- Program is recognizing Deputy Gideon for his actions. Twenty-six safety officers from agencies throughout Southern Nevada have received a SOAR Award this year. For more information about the SOAR program, including a profile of the award recipients, check out their Facebook page, at Southern Nevada SOAR.

Like so many other events, the HOPE Run to benefit Nye Communities Coalition will be a bit different this year. Instead of a live event, 'runners' and 'walkers' will participate in a virtual journey across rural Nevada. If you didn't know... HOPE -- as in HOPE Run -- is an acronym for Healthy Organizations, People and Environments.

The latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows strong union membership in Nevada.

March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, When the pandemic began, you may have had your colonoscopy postponed for a short time to help conserve equipment and supplies. But these life-saving cancer screenings hae been back for a while now. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Scott Steele says it's vital to get routine colonoscopies back on track.

If you're thinking about adopting a furry friend, there are plenty of dogs available at our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to Stella.