A woman in a motorized wheelchair avoids serious injury Monday morning when her wheelchair is struck by a trash truck.

U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto has just finished up her Western Jobs Tour, where she traveled across northern and rural Nevada. Cortez Masto highlighted her bipartisan infrastructure bill that she says supports sustainable, good-paying jobs for Nevadans across the state, from clean energy to outdoor recreation. The Clark County Republican Party held a rally Monday morning in front of the Las Vegas federal building to protest the senator's efforts.

The Nevada Department of Public Safety is investigating an officer-involved shooting in Esmeralda County that ended with the shooting death of a suspect.

Some COVID-19 survivors can struggle with lingering medical problems for months. According to recent Cleveland Clinic research, the risk for these long-term COVID complications may be higher for those who suffer from obesity.

A Nye County man was back in court on Friday to enter a plea related to an incident that occurred back in October of 2018. Here’s Matthew Davis with more information on this story.

Here’s a follow up to a story we first brought to you back in December of 2019. Our Matthew Davis has more information.

Fire destroys a recreational vehicle at a home in north Pahrump, and one person is taken into custody on an unrelated matter.

A semi trailer is destroyed by fire on US 95 in Amargosa Valley.

Dozens of people enjoyed a taco dinner Friday night -- all to benefit the Remote Area Medical clinic, coming to Pahrump in October. Devon Couch, a RAM committee member, talks about the fundraiser and explains what the RAM clinic means for our area.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is investigating the crash of a pickup truck into a fence and structure in Pahrump Friday afternoon.

A Nye County woman was back in court this week in regards to charges of child abuse. Here’s Matthew Davis with more information on this story.

Here’s a follow up to a story we first brought to you back in September of last year. Matthew Davis reports.

Nye County continues to clean up and repair county facilities damaged by the storms that moved through the Pahrump Valley at the end of July. The damage was so severe in the area around Petrack Park, the Pahrump Community Pool had to be closed for the rest of the season. Nye County Public Information Officer Arnold Knightly explains what they're doing to get things back to normal -- and why it all takes time.

A father and daughter now share a special connection after they were both diagnosed with the same rare birth defect -- 27 years apart. Brittany Rall spoke with the family, who was shocked to learn it wasn't genetic. Charlotte will continue to be monitored over the next couple of years to make sure that she is progressing like she should.

For this Friday edition of Save A Pet, we're back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society. That's where we meet Callie.

All sporting events in the Nye County School District have been canceled this week. And once again, COVID is to blame. Doug Ferber has that story and more in today's Sports Report.

A call to the Nye County Sheriff's Office to report an assault leads to the arrest of a local man, who's now facing several charges.

The VinoJazz Foundation Food Truck Fiesta is canceled this year due to the growing number of COVID cases in our area. But VinoJazz Founder Doug Dubin says the event has morphed into something new. And it happens tomorrow in Pahrump.

We're seeing more solid state hard drives in today's computers. Today, Josh Osborne begins a three-part series explaining the benefits of these super-fast drives.

When it comes to home improvement projects, the question of whether to do it yourself or hire a pro is one that is often top of mind. In this week's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson will help you decide when to break out your toolbox and when to hand it over to a pro.

Many of us purchased a so-called 'pandemic puppy' in the last year. But what if you find you're allergic to your new furry friend? Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Sandra Hong says people who are allergic to their pets may develop chronic allergy symptoms.

It's National Dog Day. And as we focus a little more attention on our furry friends, we take a look at the pet-friendly options available in Pahrump.

A follow up to a story we brought you earlier this year. Nickolas Von Alst was in Nye County District Court on Monday to be heard on a plea agreement. Matthew Davis has more.

One person is transported to Desert View Hospital after a two-vehicle crash Wednesday in front of KFC on Highway 372 in Pahrump.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in finding a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run crash Tuesday evening in Pahrump.

Data from the CDC shows childhood immunizations declined during the pandemic, which could put children at risk for diseases that are preventable with vaccines. Doctor Adam Keating, a pediatrician with Cleveland Clinic Children's, says it's never too late to catch up on vaccinations if your child missed a dose.

A call for a reported sex offense leads to the arrest of a Pahrump man.

Some disturbing allegations against a truck driver traveling through Nye County have landed him behind bars, and facing some serious charges. Brad Francis has the story.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office has released more information about a stabbing earlier this month on North Leslie Street in Pahrump, including the identity of the suspect and the charges he's now facing.

After a bit of a break, we're back at it. For today's Save A Pet, we meet a beautiful black and white cat awaiting his new forever home.

After a bit of a break, we're back at it. For today's Save A Pet, we meet a beautiful black and white cat awaiting his new forever home.

The U.S. Coast Guard is recognizing the lifesaving efforts of three Nevada game wardens. And they'll be honored during a ceremony this Friday.

Nevada Highway Patrol continues its investigation into a fatal auto-pedestrian crash in Las Vegas.

The Nye County District Attorney's Office is adding more serious charges to the criminal complaint against a driver accused of causing a deadly crash on US95 earlier this year. Brad Francis has more.

Death Valley National Park is reporting that two hikers have died on the same trail in just the last week. Brad Francis has the details.

Today, we profile a Pahrump man who decided to take his passion of music and turn it into something quite unique with custom designed guitars. Deanna O’Donnell has this story.

The new school year has finally arrived, and that means it's time for parents to start packing lunches again -- which can feel like a chore. So how can you make them something that's quick and easy but also nutritious?

The band 3 Doors Down is on the road this summer, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album 'The Better Life.' And they'll be performing in Las Vegas Labor Day weekend.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office continues its investigation into a fatal crash late Friday night in Pahrump. The driver and only occupant of the vehicle was killed when their vehicle left the roadway and overturned near Mesquite Avenue and David Street. News 25 spoke with Fire Chief Scott Lewis at the scene.

One person is flown to a Las Vegas trauma center as the result of a crash Monday morning on US 95 in Nye County.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle rollover crash Saturday in Pahrump that caused significant damage to both vehicles.

One person is flown to a Las Vegas trauma center as the result of a crash Monday morning on US 95 in Nye County.

A California man is under arrest and facing several drug-related charges as the result of a welfare check near Ely.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office spent the weekend investigating a threat made against Rosemary Clarke Middle School in Pahrump.

There is a new work study opportunity that is being offered to students enrolled in the C-T-E class at Pahrump Valley High School. Educators and students are excited to be participating in this new program that is funded through an education grant. Matthew Davis has the story.

The FDA has officially granted full approval for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. The two-dose shot previously only had emergency use authorization. So what does this mean moving forward?

When students from Grace School Systems head back to school this fall, many will do so with a few new skills under their belts. Students from nine different schools in the system have had access to not only academics, but some unique extra-curricular opportunities this summer. Kim Martinez reports.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is being honored for its part in helping to rescue a young girl from a rollover crash near Round Mountain.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office has released new details about Thursday's active shooter situation in a Pahrump neighborhood.

Janet Errett takes a look at some of the other stories from around the Silver State in this week's edition of News Across Nevada.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is releasing details of what is being described as a riot at a juvenile facility in Amargosa Valley.

Pahrump Valley High School is gearing up for the soon-to-start football season. News 25's Doug Ferber caught up with Trojan football coach Joe Clayton on the sidelines during Thursday's practice.

Fall sports practices are in full swing despite hot summer weather. So how do we keep kids safe from heat illness when temperatures rise? Doctor Adam Keating, a pediatrician with Cleveland Clinic Children's, says hydration is key.

As a homeowner, you've probably decided to take on some renovations and remodels at one point of another. While you may not be planning to sell anytime soon, considering the resale value on the work you're doing on your home is always important. In this week's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson is here to talk return on investment.

A pedestrian riding a scooter is struck and killed on Las Vegas Boulevard. The vehicle fled the scene. Nevada Highway Patrol is now asking for the public's help in locating the vehicle and driver involved.

Well, there’s a new Barber in town. KPVM would like to welcome Darius Knight. He is a Master Barber, and owner of H20 Barbershop, located on Gamebird Road. News 25 stopped by earlier today.

Exercise Red Flag is a two-week advanced aerial combat training exercise held several times a year by the U.S. Air Force at Nellis Air Force Base. It provides realistic air-combat training for military pilots from the U.S. and allied countries. And senior military leaders say that training is vitally important to ensure our military pilots are combat-ready.

If you're back at the office full-time for work, you may have noticed you're not as active anymore -- especially if you sit at a desk all day. But a Cleveland Clinic doctor says it's important to keep moving, and here's why.

If your computer isn't running like it used to, there's a good chance it can be fixed. In today's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne says if you've done something that's caused the problem, it's important to learn from your mistake.

An accident occurred last night at the infamous intersection of Highway 160 and Highway 372. This time, no one was seriously hurt.

The next time you buy a vehicle from a Nevada dealer, you'll have a choice of specialty license plates. The DMV is expanding its online choices. Brad Francis has more.

Nye County Sheriff's Office deputies respond to a call for a burglary. A man trying to retrieve property from the house is now under arrest.

A call for a domestic disturbance leads to the arrest of Jose Chavez-Franco, who's now facing a list of felony charges.

A company that specializes in commercial, two-way radio communications is expanding its services in our area. Mobile Relay Associates is adding towers to extend service into hard-to-reach locations. Company president Mark Abrams says, given our extreme temperatures, reliable communications is vitally important.

RSV cases in young children appear to be on the rise -- which doctors say is unusual for this time of year. Normally the respiratory virus starts to spread in the fall.

Lake Mead will experience its first federally-declared water shortage next year. Brad Francis explains what that means for Southern Nevada.

The Federal Coronavirus aid relief and economic security act, also known as the Cares Act, was discussed at the Board of County commissioners meeting earlier this month. Nye County was allocated close to 8.5 million dollars with small businesses being eligible for up to 50 thousand dollars in relief funds. Among the responsibility of the business owners was that paperwork had to be accurate and the funds were not to be used for revenue replacement. Samantha Kramer, Nye County grants administrator said, small businesses who don't follow the guidelines, may be in trouble. Kramer said that there was nearly one million dollars or 65 percent of the grant monies not being used in compliance with the Small Business Grant Program requirements and an additional 15 percent of recipients have partially submitted paperwork, while 20 percent have completed grant obligations.

A traffic stop in Tonopah leads to the arrest of a man who was already wanted by authorities.

Remote Area Medical -- more commonly referred to as RAM -- is preparing to bring its free medical services to Pahrump. This will be the sixth year for the free clinic. Local RAM committee member Ryan Muccio explains the program and what it means for our community.

Later this week, the Bureau of Land Management's Tonopah Field Office will begin an emergency wild horse gathering in Nye County. Brad Francis has more.

As schools head back for a new school year, many are hopeful their students have not fallen too far behind due to the pandemic. At a school in South East Raleigh, they weren't taking any chances. As Brian Jodice explains, they used the summer break to improve the odds for their students.

The CDC now recommends a third dose of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine for people who have a weakened immune system. A Cleveland Clinic infectious disease specialist explains why those who are immunocompromised need an additional dose.

The final two episodes of Small Town News air tonight on HBO. The docuseries, which pulls back the curtain on what goes on behind the scenes right here at KPVM-TV, starts at 6 pm. Here's a sneak peek at what you can expect to see. If you miss tonight's shows, you can stream all six half-hour episodes of 'Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump' on HBO Max.

A woman is under arrest and suspected of driving under the influence after her vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Las Vegas.

A Pahrump man who admitted to abusing two kittens last October is back in court for sentencing. Daniel Dalmas pled guilty to one count of animal abuse -- a reduction from the original two counts -- after striking a deal with prosecutors. After reading an account of what happened, Judge Kim Wanker told Dalmas there's no excuse for his actions -- then, passed sentence.

Six young ladies take the stage, with hopes of becoming the next Miss Pahrump. Today, we congratulate the winner -- 15-year-old Sienna Brown. News 25 caught up with Sienna, 1st Attendant Brenna Quinones, and 2nd Attendant Taylor Tillery right after the competition, held Saturday evening at Saddle West.

If you and your child have been vaccinated for COVID-19, you may be wondering if their friends' families have been vaccinated too. But is it okay to ask?

If you're thinking about adding a furry feline to your family, we hope you'll consider adoption. There are dozens of cats in our local shelters -- all of them awaiting their new forever home. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to Bobby.

If you've been suffering from migraines this summer, you're not alone. A headache specialist for Cleveland Clinic says the weather could be to blame.

Saturday evening, the reign of Miss Pahrump 2019 Aliya Bolton will come to an end. Six young ladies will take to the stage inside the Saddle West Showroom. And all have hopes of becoming the new Miss Pahrump. Brad Francis introduces us to this year's contestants. Last year's pageant was canceled due to the pandemic. The 2021 Miss Pahrump Pageant starts at 6:00pm Saturday inside the Saddle West Showroom. Doors open at 5:30. General admission tickets are $10 and VIP tickets are $15. They can be purchased from any contestant or by contacting the pageant at MissPahrumpPageant@gmail.com.

Many of us use our garages for parking our cars and storing bikes and tools. But one thing this last year taught us is how to better utilize the space we have. In today's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson discusses how to go about renovating your garage to give you more useful space that better fits your lifestyle.

Some scary moments Thursday evening at the Pahrump Nugget, as police and fire responded to a report of explosives in the building.

week, Power-2-Parent held a statewide protest. Members rallied in three cities -- Las Vegas, Pahrump and Carson City -- advocating for parental choice in making medical decisions for their children.

Work is now underway to improve sections of two major roadways in Nye County. And that's likely to lead to delays for motorists.

The VA Clinic in Pahrump was closed Friday due to a problem with the building's air conditioning system.

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 Ghost.

Valley Electric Association is reminding customers about the importance of conservation. Wednesday evening, the local cooperative opened its doors to explain a program called 'Beat The Peak.'

Two drivers are transported to Desert View Hospital after a crash Thursday morning in Pahrump.

First responders are called to a single-vehicle crash Thursday morning near Saddle West Hotel and Casino.

A motorcycle rider was flown to a Las Vegas trauma center after a three-vehicle crash Thursday morning on US95 in Nye County.

About one in five-hundred women are affected by uterine factor infertility -- a condition making it impossible to have a baby. Today, we meet a woman who was told she'd never experience pregnancy -- until a uterine transplant made her a mom, soon after losing her own. Erica Foreman has more on the powerful bond between mother and daughter that lives on. Amanda is one of two women in the program who have opted to keep their donor uterus to try for a second pregnancy. There have been eight uterus transplants performed at Cleveland Clinic and four healthy babies have been delivered.

We all want to protect our computers -- and the data on them. And that requires a bit of due diligence. In this week's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne reveals the top three enemies of your computer.

Desert View Animal Society has dozens of cats and dogs available for adoption. For today's Save A Pet, we meet one of them -- a cat named Lori. Here's Darbie O'Donnell.

NyE Communities Coalition is preparing to bring together employers and prospective employees. Rachel Leddy, the resource room assistant at NyECC, says it's a great opportunity to land a new job or start a new career. The job fair is this Friday and Saturday, August 13 and 14, from 9am to noon each day. NyECC is located on East Wilson Road in Pahrump.

A driver, reportedly distracted by a tool box, loses control of his pickup and crashes on Highway 372 Wednesday afternoon.

Kyle Bickerstaff was shot and killed in June 2020, in what authorities say was a botched robbery. Joshua Toldt pled guilty to four charges for his part in helping to hide evidence in the case. But before he was sentenced, Bickerstaff's mom addressed the court.

The Nevada Highway Patrol says it believes 60-year-old Gary Muir was driving impaired when he caused a deadly crash on I-15 last week.

When the power goes out unexpectedly, you may be left with a fridge full of question marks. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Baruch Fertel says during a power outage, it's important to make sure perishable items are safe to eat.

During the heat of summer, one of the best ways to cool off is with a nice dip in the pool. In today's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson has some tips for keeping your backyard swimming pool safe and clean all season long.

A Pahrump family is cleaning up, after a fire forced them out of their southside home Monday evening.

One person is flown to a Las Vegas trauma center after being stabbed at a home on Leslie Street in Pahrump. The sheriff's office has a suspect in custody.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office welcomes eight new officers. Academy Class 01-P-2021 graduated Saturday, as family and friends witnessed them taking the oath to protect and serve.

Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak says he's disgusted with some comments made by Nye County Commissioner Donna Cox. And he took to Twitter to say there's no room for this type of hateful speech.

It's back to school in Nye County. Students returned to the classroom today, for the start of the new school year. News 25 stopped by J.G. Johnson Elementary and Pahrump Valley High School to see how things were going.

As the Delta variant continues to spread, some parents may be worried about how it can impact their child. So we talked with a pediatric infectious disease specialist from Cleveland Clinic Children's to find out.

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One of Pahrump's most dangerous intersections is once again the scene of a crash, as two vehicles collide there Monday afternoon.

It was a tough start to the week for a Pahrump Valley Disposal driver. A dumpster filled with trash fell off his truck on Highway 372.'

August 7th is Purple Heart Day. And Saturday evening, dozens of people gathered at Chief Tecopa Cemetery in Pahrump, to honor and remember military servicemembers who've received a Purple Heart. Just last week, Nye County Commissioners signed a proclamation recognizing August 7 as Purple Heart Day in the Town of Pahrump.

Nevada Highway Patrol is mourning the loss of one of their own. Trooper Micah May died two days after being struck by a vehicle on I-15 in Las Vegas. Family, friends and law enforcement remembered his service during a memorial ceremony Friday morning.

Lots of homeowners are looking at ways to freshen up their homes after spending so much time indoors this past year. And many are taking on exterior painting as a major home project. In today's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson discusses what to look for when hiring a painter and how to know when it's time to call in a pro.

For teachers and school leaders, taking advantage of a unique summer school program in Milwaukee spells opportunity. The Center for Urban Teaching provides educators the tools they'll need to become the best of the best at what they do. Kim Martinez reports.

August is Psoriasis Awareness Month. If you're unfamiliar, the skin disease affects more than three percent of the adult population here in the United States.

It's Monday. Time to meet another great pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. Today, Darbie O'Donnell is in the yard at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Moby.

A Pahrump man is under arrest and facing a charge of arson, after firefighters respond to a fire at an abandoned structure.

The State of Nevada is receiving billions of dollars from the federal government, through the American Rescue Plan Act. More than a billion is going directly to local communities. And state leaders want our ideas as to how best to spend that money. So, they're setting out on a statewide listening tour, making 75 stops in 75 days. Governor Steve Sisolak, along with other state leaders, say this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. For more information, go online to NevadaRecovers.com. That's where you'll find a link to participate in the survey, to tell state leaders how you'd like them to spend those dollars to help you, your family and your community.

One person is under arrest after a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon in Pahrump.

A driver involved in a crash in Pahrump is now under arrest, after authorities say he was found to be driving a stolen vehicle.

A Pahrump woman arrested twice back in May has made a deal with prosecutors and pleading guilty to a set of reduced charges.

The first week of August is World Breastfeeding Week. Nursing moms who've been vaccinated against COVID-19 may wonder if the vaccine's protection is passed onto their newborn. According to some small studies on COVID-19 M-RNA vaccines, vaccine antibodies have been detected in breast milk. Cleveland Clinic OB-GYN Doctor Tosin Goje says that's good news.

If you're using an old computer, chances are it's not as fast as it used to be. But why is that? In today's Great Computer Deals Quick Tutorial, Josh Osborne offers some insight.

It's time to meet another great pet in one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, we head back out to Desert Haven Animal Society, where we meet a beautiful, big dog named Axel.

The annual dinner and dessert auction to benefit the Pahrump Valley High School football program is being called a huge success. The event, held this past weekend, raised about $18,000. The first game for the Pahrump Valley High School football team is Friday, August 20, at home, against Sunrise Mountain. Go Trojans!

A report finds that Nevadans pay some of the lowest utility costs in the nation. Move.org breaks down the numbers in a new state-by-state analysis.

As students head back to class after so much time learning virtually, many will still be dealing with the fears that they suffered from during the pandemic. Some deep seated and troubling, and impacting kids of all ages. This week, advice from an expert on how to calm those concerns and keep your kids safe. Kim Martinez reports.

As temperatures reach dangerous levels this summer, doctors say it's important to drink plenty of water. Otherwise you could risk dehydration.

As students head back to class after so much time learning virtually, many will still be dealing with the fears that they suffered from during the pandemic. Some deep-seated and troubling, and impacting kids of all ages. This week, advice from an expert on how to calm those concerns and keep your kids safe. Kim Martinez reports.

Tonight marks the big premiere of a new HBO documentary series that puts the spotlight on all of us right here at KPVM Television. It's called 'Small Town News: KPVM Pahrump.' The show is being produced by World of Wonder. And executive producers Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey say they think people will be able to relate to the colorful cast of characters.

The US Department of Agriculture is ready to help heirs resolve land ownership and succession issues. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says the USDA is providing 67 million dollars in competitive loans through the new Heirs' Property Relending Program. Heirs may use the loans to resolve title issues by financing the purchase or consolidation of property interests and financing costs associated with a succession plan, including costs and fees. For more information about the Heirs' Property Relending Program, you can go online to farmers.gov/heirs/relending.

A group of US Marines gets together every couple of years for a reunion. And this year's event, honoring the First Battalion, 27th Marines also included a surprise presentation of quilts, handmade by Battle Born Quilts of Valor and Valor Quilters of Nevada.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office has arrested three people in connection with the homicide of 27-year-old Roy Jaggers, of Las Vegas. His body was discovered Sunday at Cathedral Canyon. Heather Pate, 27, of Las Vegas, Kevin Dent, 36, of Las Vegas, and Brad Mehn, 37, of Pahrump, are under arrest and being held at the Nye County Detention Center. All three face charges of murder, kidnapping, conspiracy to commit murder and battery with substantial bodily harm.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is investigating a Pahrump crash that sent two people to a Las Vegas trauma center. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says crews worked quickly to help two people who were trapped inside their vehicle.

It's already been a really hot summer. And many homeowners are noticing the effects in both comfort level and higher monthly energy bills. In today's Ask Angi segment, Bailey Carson discusses ways to keep your home cool without breaking the bank.

If you like to walk -- and you walk slowly -- you might want to pick up the pace. Recent research suggests people who walk slower in middle age, may age faster and have more brain dysfunction. Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Michael Roizen says physical and mental health go hand-in-hand.

It's Monday. Time to meet another great pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. Today, Darbie O'Donnell introduces us to a cat named Lori.