The California Highway Patrol continues its investigation into a fiery crash that shut down a major highway in Inyo County.

Sometimes classes take on a life of their own, and lead students to discover talents they might not have even known they had. That's what's happened with a Memphis school's photography program, where students are getting real world experience. Kim Martinez reports.

Robert Radcliffe is under arrest for First Degree Arson, after police say he admitted to setting his own home on fire. Brad Francis reports.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help locating three people who are suspected of trying to steal a cargo container in Pahrump. Brad Francis reports.

There's a lot happening in the Nye County School District, including some special holiday events. Louis Sposato has the details in this week's Student News.

Hundreds of people enjoyed a free Thanksgiving meal, thanks to the efforts of the Pahrump Holiday Task Force. News 25 spoke with Linda Wright about this year's event. If you'd like to donate to the Pahrump Holiday Task Force, or volunteer to help out with future events -- like the Christmas dinner -- you can send them an email at PahrumpHolidayTaskForce@gmail.com.

A recent study from Cleveland Clinic Children's shows the benefits of three different types of diets for children who are obese. According to the CDC, one in five children and adolescents in the United States has obesity. Doctor Michael Macknin led the study and explains the research.

It's Tuesday. Time to check in with Doug Ferber, who's talking high school basketball.

The State Fire Marshal's Office is investigating a structure fire that claimed the life of a Pahrump woman. Neighbors called 911 to report the fire, which started in the early evening hours last Wednesday at a home on Blanchard Road. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says the home was already fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived.

One person is under arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence and causing a deadly crash on US95 in Nye County. Brad Francis has more.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue was busy with yet another fire late Sunday night. This one destroyed a manufactured home on Meier Drive. Chief Scott Lewis says a woman living there was able to escape and is now receiving assistance from the American Red Cross.

There's been a string of structure fires in Pahrump in just the last few weeks. Four people have died in those fires. Chief Lewis says it's important to take precautions to insure you and your family is prepared if disaster strikes.

Now that COVID-19 vaccines are available for kids ages five and up, flu shots may not be top of mind. But according to Doctor Adam Keating, a pediatrician with Cleveland Clinic Children's, it's important to vaccinate your child against the flu too.

Erika Johnston has been giving back to the community for years. She earned the Andre Butch Harper Act of Kindness Award for her work with disabled individuals in our area. We caught up with the award winner and entrepreneur at her ranch, RNG Farms, to get an update on how things are going.

Our own Nye County Tax Assessor and Rotarian Sheree Stringer collected some much needed winter items recently. The group donated them to the Salvation Army this week. Jon Watt from the charity says, these blankets and coats will be going to good use.

After a life-threatening battle with COVID-19, and receiving a double lung transplant, a Michigan man is grateful to be celebrating Thanksgiving with his family this year. Brittany Harris shares his inspiring story. Masri is continuing to recover, but is said to be doing well medically.

A man shows up at a Pahrump convenience store, saying he poured gasoline on his house and lit it on fire. Now, authorities are looking into those claims, after Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue was called out to extinguish a fire on Cheyenne Way. News 25 spoke with Fire Chief Scott Lewis at the scene. The man who claims to have started the fire was transported to Desert View Hospital for treatment of burn injuries.

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A high-impact crash Tuesday evening in Pahrump sends two people to the hospital.

A new gun shop is opening in Pahrump. Gevas Defense will sell guns, ammo and accessories. And they can even repair guns too.

A new gun shop is opening in Pahrump. Gevas Defense will sell guns, ammo and accessories. And they can even repair guns too.

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.

The annual Pahrump Powwow is being called a big success. The event drew a large crowd to Petrack Park this past weekend. Organizer Paula Elefante says the powwow offers a little something for everyone.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue and Nye County Emergency Management mobilized its forces Wednesday morning -- to deliver Thanksgiving meals to local seniors. News 25 was on hand at the Pahrump Senior Center, where the meals were being prepared and loaded onto fire vehicles for delivery. The Pahrump Senior Center also served in-person Thanksgiving meals during the lunch hour today. The center is now closed until Monday, when they'll resume normal operations, including daily lunches for seniors, served from 11:30 to 12:30. For more information about the center's meals on wheels program or to register for the Christmas dinner, you can call the center at 775-727-5008.

When it comes to computers and technology, our viewers have a lot of questions. And we have just the person to help answer them. It's time once again to check in with Josh Osborne at Great Computer Deals in Pahrump.

Pahrump Valley High School is gearing up for the start of basketball season. Doug Ferber talks with coaches about their expectations this year.

If you aren’t too busy this Thursday morning or you just want to work off some of those upcoming calories later in the day on Thanksgiving, there's a family fun event happening at Spring Mountain Motor Sports.

With the COVID-19 vaccine now widely available, many families are hoping to celebrate Thanksgiving like they used to. But Doctor Joseph Khabbaza with Cleveland Clinic says it's still important to take some precautions so everyone is safe.

The three co-defendants accused of the kidnapping, torture and murder of Roy Jaggers will be back in court on December 3rd. The case is set for trial next August. And as District Court Judge Kimberly Wanker explained at a hearing last week, the process will require a lot of time, resources and money.

Nevada Highway Patrol is releasing new details of a crash in Elko County that killed a well-known Las Vegas business owner. Brad Francis reports.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a Las Vegas crash that killed a Kansas woman and injured nine others. Brad Francis has more.

There's a lot happening in the Nye County School District. With this week's Student News, here's Louis Sposato.

Linda Wright invites everyone to enjoy a free dinner on Thanksgiving Day with the community

An investigator with the Nevada State Fire Marshal's Office is in Pahrump, trying to determine what sparked a deadly fire. One woman died Sunday night, when she was unable to escape from a travel trailer parked at a residence on Belville Road. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says she was living there temporarily with her husband and dog. The trailer was parked just feet away from a house. Flames spread to that structure, but Chief Lewis says damage was limited to the exterior. No one was inside that home at the time of the fire.

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post 10054 Rider’s Group hosted a Poker Run this past Saturday, November 20th to collect donations for The United States Marine Corp’s Toys For Tots program. It’s the second such Poker Run the group has hosted since last year to bring smiles to Pahrump children of all ages. For one veteran familiar to the residents of Pahrump, it means just a little bit more. Here’s Peter Christian to tell us more.

The BLM Field office made a short presentation before the public lands advisory board last week to discuss several solar projects that are in the works for our area -- one that's been approved and three pending approval. Brad Francis takes a closer look at what's being proposed.

This Thanksgiving week, if you have a child doing well in school, you're no doubt thankful for good educators. From those running the schools to those at the head of the classroom, good educators are reason to give thanks. This Thanksgiving, we're gathering up the thoughts of educators from all over the country as proof of their devotion to students, even during this most difficult of times.

Labor Secretary Marty Walsh provides an update on the U.S. Department of Labor’s final rule increasing the minimum wage for hundreds of thousands of federal contractors to $15 an hour.

Before your guests 'gobble' up that Thanksgiving turkey, be sure you're handling it safely. According to Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Baruch Fertel, it's important to pay attention to temperature to avoid foodborne illness.

There are dozens of cats in our local shelters awaiting their new forever homes. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman is back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Binks

According to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, thousands of acres of open space are lost daily to development. We recently spoke with Jacob Allen Cothron during their foundation banquet to laern more about how the RockyMountain Elk Foundation works at the national and local level to help conserve wildlife habitats.

A Wellness Symposium was recently conducted here in Pahrump that focused on helping our residents navigate through aging with chronic illness, and much more. We were able to meet with the C-E-O of Friends of Parkinson's, Jamillah Ali-Rahman to get the details.

Solar power in Pahrump has been a hot button topic here in Pahrump the last few years for many residents on both sides of the issue. To address the questions of this valuable resource, Valley Electric Association hosted a Solar Power 101 seminar to help residents understand how solar power will both affect, and benefit them as consumers.

It's time once again to present another round of the Andre "Butch" Harper Act Of Kindness Award, this time it goes to the Nye County Department of Emergency Management. Here is KVPM's Tom Waters with more.

We are so proud of the fantastic championship victory won by the Pahrump Valley High School girls soccer team, and we caught up with Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue chief, Scott Lewis, who had some high praise for the team.

Did you just buy the newest Apple or Android smart phone? Are you struggling with moving your favorite photos or saved files to the new phone? Josh Osbourne has your solution to this task in tonight's segment from Great Computer Deals.

After being canceled last year as a result of COVID-19, The annual Pahrump Powwow returns this weekend starting today. We visited with Paula Elefante for the details.

A Pahrump woman previously arrested for embezzlement has been taken into custody again and is facing a new charges. This time for a bakery she co-owned in town.

The holiday season is here, and decorations are already starting to pop up. While those decorations are beautiful and fun, they can also be risky. In today's Ask Angi, Bailey Carson discusses some of the best ways to keep your home safe during this holiday season.

If you're looking to adopting a feline companion, we hope you'll visit one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman is back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she's hanging out with Godiva.

Most of us carry around some pretty important data on our phones. So it's important to have a backup plan. Today, our go-to tech guy -- Josh Osborne at Great Computer Deals in Pahrump -- has some tips.

If you like muscle cars, then the Circle K in Pahrump is the place to be every Friday night. That's where members of the local group Muscle Cars of Pahrump meet to show off their rides. Rich Blagburn says the get-togethers are a great way to meet new people and a great opportunity to see some fantastic hot rods.

The Nye County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Las Vegas woman for attempting to have District Attorney Chris Arabia prosecuted. The woman identified as Kris Dane falsely stated, according the sheriff’s office, that the DA was attempting to have her sign a statement against Attorney Ronni Boskovich when she was terminated from her job at the DA’s office in 2018. Boskovich is currently running against DA Chris Arabia for the District Attorney’s seat here Nye County. The pair has been named as subjects in a few legal matters in the recent past. It’s unclear what the relationship that the suspect Kris Dane has to either the district attorney or to Ms Boskovich.

A new Cleveland Clinic study shows bariatric surgery can be an effective treatment for advanced fatty liver disease. Doctor Steven Nissen explains more about the results.

One person is transported to Desert View Hospital after being struck by a vehicle on Pahrump’s south side. The vehicle involved fled the scene. If you have any information about this crash, you're asked to contact the Nye County Sheriff's Office.

A brand new high school is setting out to serve the underserved in Durham, North Carolina. Using the Cristo Rey unique model, this new school combines academics with a work study program, giving students an advantage. Brian Jodice reports.

Before and after photos can make DIY projects look easy when they actually require a lot of time, tools and talent to get them done right. In today's Ask Angi, Mallory Micetich talks about some of the hottest home improvement trends on TikTok and how to know whether they're right for you.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle crash that happened Tuesday afternoon in Pahrump.

Now that the COVID-19 vaccine is available to adults and children five and older, many families may be wondering if it's safe to travel for Thanksgiving this year.

The Salvation Army red kettles, and the bell ringers, are a familiar sight each holiday season. Reva Braun helps organize the local fundraising effort. Right now, she's on the hunt for volunteers to ring bells, starting Thanksgiving weekend.

For a look at sporting news making headlines right here in our own backyard, here's Doug Ferber.

There's a lot happening in the Nye County School District. With this week's Student News, here's Louis Sposato.

Nye County Sheriff's Office deputies have been busy lately, pulling over drivers for minor violations. But instead of receiving a ticket, they got a Thanksgiving surprise. Brad Francis explains.

A weekend fire has claimed the life of a Pahrump woman. Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue arrived on scene on Mary Lou Street to find the residence engulfed in flames. Fire Chief Scott Lewis says firefighters were able to pull the elderly woman from the home, but she did not survive her injuries.

Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle crash in Pahrump that sent a motorcycle rider to the hospital. That rider was detained immediately after the crash by a Nye County deputy, after allegedly attempting to flee the scene. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis talks about his department's response. Authorities suspect impairment may have played a role in the crash. No one inside the car claimed any injuries at the scene. Two motorcycle riders were seriously hurt in another crash at this same intersection just two weeks ago.

As we age, our bodies don't always function like they used to. That's why it's important to remain active and take care of yourself. This week, two organizations are teaming up to provide tips for staying well, at the first-ever wellness symposium in Pahrump. Limited seats are available, so organizers suggest you register in advance to guarantee your spot. You can do so by contacting Friends of Parkinson's at friendsofparkinsons.org, or by contacting Nathan Adelson Hospice, at NAH.org.

The Pahrump Valley High School Girls Soccer Team is still celebrating, after their division state championship win. With more from Saturday's big game, here's Doug Ferber.

With the holidays upon us, you know tax season is just around the corner. Providing the correct tax withholding information to your employer can mean the difference between a welcome refund and a dreaded tax bill. Today, we have some tips for insuring the IRS is getting just its fair share.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue continues its investigation into a large rubbish fire on Paiute Avenue. Fire Chief Scott Lewis says this isn't the first time firefighters have been called to this particular residence. If you have any information that might help the investigation into the cause of this fire, you're asked to contact Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue.

Has raking leaves and fall yardwork got you feeling like a weekend warrior? If you're not careful, that load on your lumbar can cause some strain. Cleveland Clinic chiropractor Drew Schwartz says when it comes to preventing back pain, a 'dynamic' warm up is key.

A male driver was taken to a trauma center in Las Vegas via air ambulance after crashing a high performance vehicle into a wall at Spring Mountain Motor Sports.

A report of road rage results in one man taken into custody by the Nye County Sheriff's Office

Dr. Tom Water spoke to News 25 following last night Veteran’s Day service held at the Chief Tecopa Cemetery on East Street here in town.

The town was full of all types of unique vehicles for the well-attended car and truck show that was held at the Pahrump Nugget. We spoke to the leaders of the pack, Shannon VanDerAa and Steven Henderson, at the event that is a fundraiser for their fallen member’s families.

Dr. Tom Water spoke to News 25 following last night Veteran’s Day service held at the Chief Tecopa Cemetery on East Street here in town.

The students who participated in the organization Jobs for Nevada Graduates were recognized during a ceremony at Pahrump Valley High School this past week. J4NG helps high school students who may struggle to graduate and find a pathway to a better life. The course lead by high school teacher Robert Neilson provides mentoring, support, inspiration, and workplace-readiness training in Nevada schools.

The Pahrump Valley Winery grape stomp event was held last weekend. The staff says the event is getting bigger and better. The second annual Stompapaloosa was lots of fun for all who participated.

Nye County Sheriff's Office respond to a call and arrest a Pahrump man for Assault and Domestic Battery - both with a Deadly Weapon. Romano Frediani reports.

A report of a fight at a home in Pahrump ends with the arrest of a man who now faces a battery charge. Brad Francis has more.

A reported stabbing at a Tonopah apartment complex leads to the arrest of a woman who now faces a felony charge of domestic battery. Brad Francis reports.

Today is Veterans Day. A time to honor military veterans who've served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Locally, VFW Post 10054 in Pahrump held its annual Veterans Day ceremony in front of the post on Homestead Road. Senior Vice Commander Steven Kennard says its just one of several events happening this week at the VFW. You can follow what's happening at Pahrump VFW Post 10054 by heading to their Facebook page, or by visiting their website -- VFWpost10054.com.

Today is Veterans Day. A time to honor military veterans who've served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Locally, VFW Post 10054 in Pahrump held its annual Veterans Day ceremony in front of the post on Homestead Road. Senior Vice Commander Steven Kennard says its just one of several events happening this week at the VFW. You can follow what's happening at Pahrump VFW Post 10054 by heading to their Facebook page, or by visiting their website -- VFWpost10054.com.

It's Thursday. That usually means time to meet our KPVM Athlete Of The Week. This week, though, that honor goes to an entire team instead. Here's Doug Ferber.

A Pahrump sign company can help put some holiday cheer, in your window. Quality Signs and Designs is now offering custom-designed holiday scenes that they then paint directly onto windows. Co-owner Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman says its a festive way to show your holiday spirit.

Cleveland Clinic researchers have discovered -- for the first time -- that diet-related molecules in the gut are associated with aggressive prostate cancer -- which suggests dietary interventions may help reduce risk.

Not everyone is a homeowner. But everyone deserves to love where they live. In today's Ask Angi, Mallory Micetich talks about some great home projects for renters that won't cost you your desposit.

Two crashes just minutes apart Tuesday evening keep Pahrump firefighters and deputies busy. The first happened just before six o'clock at the intersection of Calvada Boulevard and Mt. Charleston Drive.

Around the same time last night, a two-car crash on the north side sends one woman to the hospital.

The Inyo County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a hiker in Death Valley National Park. Brad Francis has more.

If you're looking to buy a new computer, you may have questions. And our go-to guy -- Josh Osborne at Great Computer Deals in Pahrump -- is here to help. Today, Josh talks backups.

An investigation by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles ends with the arrest of a Texas man, who officers say was trying to sell a stolen vehicle using a switched VIN. Brad Francis as the details.

Deer hunting season is back in full swing in many areas. If you're planning to take part, it's important to know how to properly field dress the deer and process the meat. Cleveland Clinic dietitian Beth Czerwony has some advice.

The Pahrump Valley Rotary Club is at it again -- delivering books to local students. Today, they donated more than a thousand books to the pre-K program at Mount Charleston Elementary School in Pahrump. The donation is made possible through Rotary's 'Together We Read' initiative. This is the third year the Pahrump Valley Rotary Club has participated in the Together We Read program.

It's time to meet another loving pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. Today, Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman is in the yard at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Peede.

Nevada Highway Patrol says a man was killed last Friday night on I-15, near Primm, when he stepped onto the highway and was struck by a vehicle. Brad Francis reports.

Nevada Highway Patrol has identified the pedestrian killed earlier this week in a crash on I-15 in Las Vegas. Brad Francis has more.

Desert Haven Animal Society is in the midst of a big fundraiser, thanks in part to a national organization called Jordan's Way. Desert Haven Director Beth Kakavulias says they hope to raise fifteen thousand dollars.

There's a lot happening in the Nye County School District. With this week's Student News, here's Louis Sposato.

An educator who recognized a need in her community is helping change outcomes for her inner-city students. Under her leadership, young black girls are finding their footing following pandemic closures and in a sometimes confusing and controversial world. Kim Martinez reports.

A local organization is helping people discover their roots. The Pahrump Nevada Genealogical Society held a genealogical fair at the Pahrump Valley Museum this past weekend. Paula Elefante says the goal is to help people discover their ancestors and explore their family tree. The Pahrump Nevada Genealogical Society has been in existence for 26 years. If you're interested in becoming a member, simply show up for one of their monthly meetings. They're on the third Wednesday of each month, at 2:00pm at the Pahrump Valley Museum. And we want to let you know, they will not be meeting in December.

As the pandemic continues, a majority of Americans say they feel more resilient. That's according to a recent survey from Parade Magazine and Cleveland Clinic looking at different issues related to mental health. Brittany Rall has the highlights.

Just one game stands between the Pahrump Valley High School Lady Trojan soccer team and the state championship. With more on that and other sporting news, here's Doug Ferber.

Three murder suspects appeared before Judge Kimberly Wanker in District Court in Pahrump for their arraignment. All three defendants had to present their pleas of guilty or not guilty. For more on this, here's Matthew Davis.

The Nye County Board of Commissioners approves an amended special use permit for a cannabis business in Amargosa Valley.

The actor who played a well-known Star Wars character was in Pahrump Saturday. Ray Park, who appeared on-screen as Darth Maul, met with fans, signed autographs and took photos at Hypno Comics and Games. Owner George Chase says so many people showed up, Ray agreed to stick around a bit longer than planned.

Thunderbird Conservation Farm in Pahrump is celebrating all things apple. The farm invited everyone to visit Saturday, for the first annual Apple Festival. And Mindi Mulcahey says it was the perfect day for families to have some fun. Proceeds from the Apple Festival will help fund the farm's conservation efforts.

Boulder City is moving forward with plans to build an air traffic control tower at Boulder City Municipal Airport. And next week, the city is hosting an open house to hear public comments on the plan. Brad Francis reports

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. According to the CDC, more than 34 million people have diabetes. And there are new recommendations for screening. The US Preventive Services Task Force recently lowered the age to begin screening for diabetes to 35 for those who have obesity or are overweight.

If you're thinking about adopting a pet, we hope you'll check out one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman is at Desert Haven Animal Society, where she introduces us to Rex.

Ray Park is a Scottish actor best known for playing Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode One, The Phantom Menace. And fans will have an opportunity to meet him tomorrow in Pahrump. Park will make a special appearance at Hypno Comics, from 12:00-4:00pm. Hypno Comic's George Chase says he's thrilled to welcome the man behind the red mask.

A man with multiple felony convictions in three states is under arrest again -- this time, right here in Nye County. Brad Francis has more about Carlos Cortez's latest run-in with the law.

The seven members that comprised the Nye County water district governing board are out of a job after the most recent gathering of county commissioners. The main point of contention is an alleged lack of engagement on issues that impact water rights for Nye County residents.

The pedestrian struck and killed by a school bus Thursday in Las Vegas has been identified. But the investigation into how it happened continues. Brad Francis has more.

Tomorrow morning, the City of Henderson will honor military service members during its annual Veterans Day Ceremony. Brad Francis tells us more.

Former KPVM employee Marie Nelson-Toland was recognized earlier this week for her years of work as a broadcaster. She was inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame this past weekend. But Marie also has another thriving career -- as an author. She writes under the name Anne Nelson. And she's thrilled to tell us about her new book.

As we get ready to turn back the clock for daylight saving time, more people may start to experience symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder. Cleveland Clinic psychologist Susan Albers explains why that is.

If you're looking to buy a new computer, you may have questions. And our go-to guy -- Josh Osborne at Great Computer Deals in Pahrump -- is here to help.

For today's Save A Pet, we're back at Desert Haven Animal Society. That's where we find Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman, who's hanging out in the yard, with a dog named Flex.

Gene Delong is under arrest and facing two charges for allegedly downloading child pornography. Brad Francis has the details.

Attention bidders, Nye County officials have decided to proceed with holding an auction for the former site of the Pahrump Medical Center that has most recently housed a healthcare provider known as Healthcare Partners. For more on this recent development, here's Matthew Davis.

Last night, we told you about former KPVM employee Marie Nelson-Toland, who was inducted into the Nevada Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame. Well, another former KPVM broadcaster is also among this year's inductees. Rodney Camacho was honored for his 23-year career in broadcasting.

Nye County commissioners discussed the possibility of updating and amending a Nye County code relating to zoning requirements for businesses that deal with cannabis.

A Pahrump farm is celebrating fall with an Apple Festival. And everyone's invited. It's this Saturday, November 6, at Thunderbird Conservation Farm, on Bridger Street. Mindi and Shawn Mulcahey say the focus of the festival is -- you guessed it -- apples. But even if you don't like apples, there will be plenty of fun for the entire family. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for children 6 to 18, and kids 5 and under are free.

Nevada Highway Patrol says 43-year-old Theodore Leon Boothe died earlier this week, when he was struck while trying to cross I-15 near Sahara Avenue.

Coughing and shortness of breath are enough to put anyone on high alert for COVID-19 these days. However, these symptoms are common in people with exercise induced asthma -- which can make breathing uncomfortable and difficult. But Cleveland Clinic's Doctor Sandra Hong says there's typically a pattern with this type of asthma.

It's time for our weekly wrap-up of sporting news in our area. Here now with that, and the presentation of our Athlete Of The Week, is Doug Ferber.

At a recent BOCC meeting, commissioners decided to say no on the proposed acquisition of Desert Utilities after they took a more in depth look at the state of repair and the forecasted financial investment needed to bring the utility system up to date.

Nye County commissioners have approved a site rental agreement between the county and volunteer operated KGFN, better known as Radio Goldfield.

She's a coach, a teacher and a lifelong volunteer -- which makes her an incredible role model. This classroom hero has spent decades helping kids develop their fitness as well as their character through both how she teaches her classes and how she lives a truly altruistic life. Kim Martinez reports.

The Southern Inyo Fire Protection District is gearing up for its biggest fundraiser of the year. The Firehouse Fling and flea market is this Saturday, November 6 at Tecopa Hot Springs Resort. Robin Flinchum says the event is a major source of funding for the local fire department. Again, the Firehouse Fling is this Saturday, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at Tecopa Hot Springs Resort. You can find more information on Facebook, at Southern Inyo Fire Protection District.

A developer wants to bring two new restaurants to Pahrump. And a request approved by the Pahrump Regional Planning Commission will help expedite construction. Brad Francis reports.

A two-car collision in Pahrump Wednesday afternoon sends one person to the hospital. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis describes what happened.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help in locating a person suspected of robbing a woman Wednesday morning outside Bank of America in Pahrump.

The CDC is now recommending Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for children between the ages of 5 and 11 years old. The announcement comes after the FDA granted authorization last week.

The Nevada Broadcasters Association honors people who have worked in the broadcast industry for at least 20 years. And during this year's 25th Anniversary Gala, held at The Four Seasons Las Vegas, the class of 2021 Hall of Fame Inductees were recognized. Among them, 25-year broadcast veteran Marie Nelson-Toland, who spent a number of years right here at KPVM.

The Nye County Sheriff's Office has released new details about an incident last week at the Ian Deutch Government Complex last week. A suspicious package left at the District Attorney's Office led to the evacuation of the building.

It's time once again to meet a wonderful pet available for adoption from one of our local shelters. For today's Save A Pet, we're back at Desert Haven Animal Society, where we meet Mister Whiskers.

It's time to find out what's happening in the Nye County School District. With this week's Student News report, here's Louis Sposato.

A woman has died as a result of injuries suffered in a crash last week west of Pahrump. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis details what happened on Bell Vista Road, near Ash Meadows.

Authorities continue their investigation into the death of a man whose burned body was discovered last week at Cathedral Canyon. Pahrump Valley Fire Chief Scott Lewis says the victim may have been involved in another fire earlier that day in Clark County.

Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III is facing DUI charges, after authorities say he caused a deadly crash early Tuesday morning in Las Vegas.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue responded to a call for a fireworks fire Monday evening at the fireworks launch site in Pahrump. Chief Scott Lewis explains what firefighters discovered when they arrived on Fox Avenue. Lewis reminds everyone that the Pahrump fireworks shoot site is only available for use with a permit. And it's only open a few times each year. The next time to legally make use of the site is Black Friday weekend.

Petrack Park in Pahrump was overtaken by ghosts, ghouls and goblins Sunday evening as locals came out to celebrate Halloween.

November 2 is World Fertility Day. And today, we meet a new dad who feared he'd never father a child due to male infertility. Erica Foreman has more on how he beat the odds for his baby boy. The CDC estimates about nine percent of men in the United States are infertile. Doctor Parekh adds that infertility, in general, is rising globally. He encourages couples to talk to their doctors, or seek out a specialist, if they're struggling to conceive.

There's a lot happening in the sports world. And Doug Ferber joins us now with a look at what's happening in our own backyard.

Two riders are seriously hurt, and flown to a Las Vegas trauma center, when their motorcycle collides with a car on Highway 160 in Pahrump.

Decarlos Roberson is under arrest and facing serious charges, after authorities say he caused a deadly crash in Pahrump. Brad Francis has more.

At the most recent BOCC meeting, Nye County director of planning Brett Waggoner gave a presentation to the board on the proposed changes to Nye County's zoning regulations and how future solar energy projects, such as those by Valley Electric and other utility companies, could look in the future.

At the most recent BOCC meeting, Nye County director of planning Brett Waggoner gave a presentation to the board on the proposed changes to Nye County's zoning regulations and how future solar energy projects, such as those by Valley Electric and other utility companies, could look in the future.

Embezzlement, sexual misconduct, and burglary are some of the charges these defendants are facing in this edition of the court report, where we have updates on cases making their way through the Nye County judicial system. Matthew Davis reports.

A familiar face in Nye County has set her sights on Carson City. Melissa Blundo announced her candidacy for State Assembly during a campaign kick-off event Friday in Pahrump. Blundo says she looks forward to being able to represent the people of the 36th District. Blundo, a Republican, will face off against incumbent Gregory Hafen in the primary election next June. To learn more about Blundo's campaign and what she wants to do, you can check out her website -- MelissaBlundo.com. You can also find her on Facebook and Twitter. Blundo is the wife of Nye County Commissioner Leo Blundo.

Halloween celebrations brought out some ghastly ghouls Sunday evening. Here's a look at some of the best costumes, in photos sent in from our viewers.

Packing on the pounds can be problematic as the season shifts toward cooler temperatures. If you find yourself falling into that comfort food trap, Cleveland Clinic Registered Dietitian Beth Czerwony says the key to tipping the scale in your favor starts with cooking at home.

Nye County Sheriff's Office Reserve Deputy Joe McGill wants to serve as the county's top law enforcement officer. McGill made his official announcement Sunday evening outside Fight Science Academy in Pahrump. He says his experience and training makes him the right person to be Nye County Sheriff. To learn more about McGill's campaign, just head to Facebook, and search for Joe McGill For Nye County Sheriff. McGill says he hopes to also launch a website soon.

For today's Save A Pet, we're back inside the cat room at Desert Haven Animal Society. Here's Darbie O'Donnell-Westerman to introduce us to Fang.