A home erupts in flames on Pahrump’s south side. Thankfully the residents are safe and so are the other homes in the mobile home park.

A high impact crash on the highway leaves several people with injuries in close proximately to Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Station One.

Following yesterday’s Court hearing concerning the custody of the 300 dogs from from Est Alfa Kennels, News 25 asked Shelter Manager Tasha Crabtree to give the public an update on how the dogs are doing right now.

Scientists are excited to report that one of the world’s rarest fishes found right here in our own backyard continues to make a comeback. Brad Francis explains.

The City of Henderson breaks ground on its newest park and the first to include a community garden. Brad Francis tells us more.

September 30th is National Extra Virgin Olive Oil Day. And according to Kristin Kirkpatrick, a registered dietitian with Cleveland Clinic, you may want to add a little more into your diet.

Tresa Wosk at PAWS tells us about Henry, now available for adoption.

A civil case hearing convened this morning in Judge Robert Lane’s courtroom. The Judge and prosecution were surprised when they learned about a case that had just been filed in bankruptcy court that has now put a spin on a custody battle over 300 Caucasian Shepherds.

Fire and police investigators are looking into who is responsible for setting a building on fire today on Pahrump’s south side.

A wanted murder suspect who escaped from prison has been captured in the nick of time.

A naked stroll through a hotel in Tonopah, lands one man behind bars. Brad Francis has the bare-all tale.

Nearly everything we do online requires a password. But it can be tricky to manage all of those letters and numbers. Today, Josh Osborne, from Great Computer Deals in Pahrump, has some advice on how to best manage our Passwords.

Nye County Sheriff's Office arrest four Pahrump juveniles for carrying illegal guns and narcotics into the Pahrump Fall Festival, and threatening another juvenile with a firearm. The suspect juveniles are of the ages 14 thru 16. All were apprehended and taken to the Clark County juvenile detention center.

A call to a Pahrump home for domestic disturbance ends with one man under arrest and facing a charge of domestic battery by strangulation. Brad Francis has more.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue and Nye County Sheriff's Office respond to a Structure Fire this afternoon on Vicki Ann Road near CAAS Road. No injuries were reported at this time.

A new study from Cleveland Clinic found people with autoimmune disease, such as Rheumatoid Arthritis, have a higher complication rate after a heart attack.

Nye County Clerk Mark Kampf says his office is ready for election day. Nye County has decided to use paper ballots for the November 8th general election, which will require a new set of procedures. During a presentation to Nye County Commissioners, Kampf explained how the process will work, and what he's doing to ensure election integrity.

Tresa Wosk at PAWS tells us about Thor, now available for adoption.

The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) held its annual Young Eagles flights on Saturday at the Calvada Airport. News 25 caught up with John Ballard to tell us more.

There were plenty of fireworks before the first question in last night’s debate between Republican candidates for Nye County Sheriff. Candidate Joe McGill first proposed a debate on October 15. But Sheriff Sharon Wehrly, who’s running for another term, wanted to change the date to September 26 and change the format to more of a question and answer session. McGill wouldn’t agree to her terms and said he wouldn’t participate. He showed up for last night’s meet and greet event for Sheriff Wehrly to just watch, but was surprised he was called up to the microphone by the Sheriff. The pair had a debate about the debate format.

The audience at last night’s debate between Sheriff Sharon Wehrly and Joe McGill quickly learned there were some clear differences between the two candidates for Nye County Sheriff. McGill says employee morale and turnover is a big problem in the sheriff’s office. Sheriff Wehrly, meanwhile, was quick to suggest there are other factors at play.

Thankfully no major injuries after today’s two vehicle crash on Hwy 372 near Bolling Road.

The Department of Corrections is asking the public to keep their eyes peeled for a wanted fugitive.

Anne Harris from the Pahrump Senior Center is inviting everyone down for this Saturday’s events at the center.

It’s been more than two weeks since Shaun Beasley went missing after a hike on Shadow Mountain in Pahrump. And while his family continues to hope he’ll be found alive, with each passing day they’re more concerned that won’t happen. Beasley’s sister-in-law Brittanie Beasley says despite an exhaustive search effort, there’s been no signs of him.

A call for a burglary in progress in Pahrump ends with the arrest of two people. Both now faces several charges related to that incident. Brad Francis has the details.

CASA or Court Appointed Special Advocates are the voice of children who are in the court system, mostly in foster care. A luau fundraiser was held over the weekend to raise funds and awareness for the important cause.

If your child is interested in learning about aviation The Experimental Aircraft Association is holding its annual Young Eales event Saturday morning at the Calvada Airport off Simkins Road. News 25 spoke to John Ballard to tell us about their group.

Today we headed out to PAWS to show you a beautiful dog now available for adoption. Tresa Wosk tells us about Kona.

If you've found yourself sneezing more lately or dealing with watery eyes, you're not alone. Fall allergies are in full swing for many.

Here is Rory with your Student News Report.

Tonight is the start of the Pahrump Fall Festival 2022. News 25 stopped by today while everyone was still setting up, to see how it was going.

A man who was reportedly under the influence of drugs thinking his girlfriend was kidnapped tried to kill another person according to police.

Nye County Sheriff’s Office deputies are dispatched to a burglary in progress. Now, a Pahrump man is facing burglary and drug charges. Brad Francis reports.

Monday’s strong earthquake in Mexico triggered a geological event 1500 miles away in Death Valley National Park. And thanks to being in the right place at the right time, someone captured it on video. Brad Francis has the details.

Josh Osborne of Great Computer Deals explains having too high expectations for low-end older technology.

Thankfully both drivers walked away from a fiery crash late last night on US highway 95. This offset head-on was the result of a driver falling asleep at the wheel.

Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Carlos Rivera and Fire Chief Scott Lewis tell us about a crash which involved a rollover Tuesday afternoon on the highway.

A crash at a casino today caused damage to a sign and two cars luckily it was minor and the driver escaped injury.

A call from a firearms dealer in Tennessee leads Nye County law enforcement to a convicted felon in Beatty, who authorities allege was building firearms, which are illegal for him to possess. Brad Francis explains how it all went down.

As we told you last night, a company called PrairieFire wants to acquire the FrontSight Firearms Training Institute south of Pahrump. FrontSight filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May. PrairieFire wants to reopen the facility under a new name, and with a new mission. FrontSight had around two-hundred thousand members, some who paid thousands, even tens of thousands of dollars for lifetime memberships. Right now, it appears they’ll lose those memberships and all the privileges that went with them. And that’s not sitting well with former Front Sight members, like Frank Van Landingham. Meantime, Las Vegas attorney Keith Greer is working with former members as he prepares to file a class-action lawsuit against FrontSight founder Doctor Ignatius Piazza.

If you’re a Front Sight member who is interested in joining the class-action lawsuit against Doctor Ignatius Piazza, you can contact attorney Keith Greer. That number is 800-366-8529. You can also learn more on Facebook, where Frank Van Landingham has created a group focused on helping FrontSight members. Just search for FrontSight Lawsuit.

September 21st is world Alzheimer's Day. Alzheimer's disease can affect people in many different ways, like causing some to wander. Six in ten people living with dementia will wander at least once, with many doing so repeatedly.

FrontSight Firearms Training Institute filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May. Now, pending approval of the courts, another company is ready to step in and bring a new type of firearms training facility to the desert south of Pahrump. Bill Wilson is a former Navy SEAL and CEO of a company called PrairieFire. His goal, to revolutionize the way people train to shoot.

Wilson says he envisions a place for all outdoor enthusiasts to train, experience and compete at the former FrontSight facility, which would reopen under a new name – PrairieFire Center. For more information about PrairieFire, and their plans for Pahrump, you can check out their website, prairiefire.com. Wilson says there’s no timeline for when the bankruptcy court will decide FrontSight’s future. But he hopes a decision comes before the end of the year.

One person is arrested for DUI following a short pursuit.

Police are investigating the cause of a weekend rollover crash.

Thankfully no major injuries at the scene of a crash that occurred on Basin Avenue and Blagg Road Friday.

A call for a stabbing leads to the arrest of a Pahrump woman, who now faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and battery. Brad Francis has the details.

Flu Season is just around the corner. And if prediction models are accurate, the virus may be more severe this winter.

At the recent September 7th Meeting, Nye County Commissioners voted to ratify Scott Lewis as Director of Emergency Management for Nye County and also as the chair for the local emergency planning committee.

A Pahrump man is under arrest and facing more than a dozen felony counts after officers execute a search warrant at his home. Brad Francis has more.

At the recent September 7th Meeting, Nye County Commissioners voted to ratify Scott Lewis as Director of Emergency Management for Nye County and also as the chair for the local emergency planning committee.

A call for a weapons offense in Amargosa Valley ends with the arrest of one man, who deputies say fired shots at an off-duty officer. Brad Francis reports.

Nye County Commissioners discussed and voted to keep the current allocation of funds for roads and rural schools. Here’s more on the story.

The upcoming MLK Fashion Show and Fundraiser is set to be held on Saturday October 22nd, 2022 at the Nye Communities Coalition Center. Fashions featured will be by Sunflower Fashions and Carina and Christina Roman. News 25 caught up with Dore Foskey for more details.

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.

Are you planning your next home project any time soon? Bailey Carson, Home Care Expert at Angi, walks us thru her guide to Project Planning.

A SWAT Deputy with Nye County is receiving accolades after he took action that resulted in life saving measures for his fellow officers.

The death of Justice of the Peace Kent Jasperson last month has left a vacancy in the Pahrump Justice Court. County commissioners say they want to get a replacement on the bench as soon as possible. To expedite the process, they’ve decided to appoint someone to replace Jasperson. But not before some discussion about the length of the appointment term.

A local woman is arrested for having numerous ID’s, credit cards, and paperwork belonging to other parties who reported it stolen.

A local bank called police when they noticed something suspicious about a check that was cashed recently.

Flu and Covid-19 Vaccines are a priority for many people as we head into fall. But there are some other important vaccinations for adults to remember as well.

Pat Leming from Never Forgotten Animal Society says that she has a few beautiful Shepard puppies available looking for a home of their own.

Nye County has now pressed charges on three Round Mountain residents connected to a fentanyl overdose.

A domestic dispute leads to a violent end with police taking the suspect into custody after being tazed.

One person is taken by Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue ground ambulance to our local hospital following a crash on Hwy 160.

While temperatures now are a bit more fall-like, it was a hot start for students in the Nye County School District. That’s spurred a renewed effort to get air conditioning on local school buses, especially in Amargosa Valley. Students there can spend up to an hour on the bus in what can be very hot conditions. That has some parents concerned about the safety of their children and pushing for change.

Zambelli Fireworks who is in charge of our annual Freedom festival show also serves other communities across the nation. The O’Brien crew from Pahrump, that consists of a father and son John and Eddie O’Brien were in Laughlin recently to perform with the uncle who also is a pyrotechnic. We caught up with John O’Brien to find out more.

Josh Osborne talks to us about a common issue in our home with our computers, and that is our wireless routers.

The District Court in Pahrump was crowded this morning for a court hearing concerning the custody of the Caucasian shepherds that Nye County has confiscated from breeder hoarder Vasili Platunov.

Nye County Clerk Mark Kampf says there’s also a need for poll workers for the upcoming November general election. He explains the application process.

On a recommendation from Nye County commissioners, county clerk Mark Kampf is ditching the electronic voting machines for the November general election. Instead, voters will cast their ballots on paper. Kampf spoke with News 25 about the changes, and what voters should expect as they visit the polls.

Nye County Clerk Mark Kampf says there’s also a need for poll workers for the upcoming November general election. He explains the application process.

The FDA recently approved over-the-counter hearing aids, which could become available in stores as early as mid-October. Previously, prescriptions were required for hearing aids, but that's not the case anymore.

When you’ve settled into your new home, the last thing you want to do is renovate. In today’s Ask Angi segment, Rachel Zepernick gives us insight on which projects we should do before moving into a new home.

Here is Rory with your Student News Report from Pahrump Valley High School.

Pat Leming from Never Forgotten Animal Society is here to tell us about two dogs named Graham Cracker and Smores, now available for adoption.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Chief Scott Lewis gives additional details regarding Sunday night’s fatal rollover crash on Bourbon Street.

One person was taken to Desert View Hospital this morning with injuries as a result of a two vehicle crash at David Street and Wilson Road. Captain Kevin Clickner from Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue says another crash at Calvada Boulevard and Idaho Street was deemed to be a rear end crash and all occupants declined to be medically transported from the scene.

Mother Nature just won’t let up. Death Valley National Park is once again struck by significant rainfall, leading to additional road closures and more damage. Brad Francis has more.

There is a first Sunday Craft Fair happening at 2nd Amendment Guns and Ammo. We caught up with owner, Kalif Gordan to find out more, and what is happening at the new indoor shooting range located on Basin Avenue in Pahrump.

There is still tickets available now for the rotary’s $10,000 giveaway.

If you live in Nevada, a lot of helpful information is just a phone call away. By dialing 2-1-1, you’re connected to Nevada 211. The service is part of a national program to help residents find the resources they need, everything from job services and health providers to veteran services and programs for seniors. Nevada 211 Director Lisa Martin explains more about the free service, and what it can do for you.

Ahead of what could be a more severe flu season, it's time for parents to start thinking about taking their kids to get a flu shot.

If you are looking for a cute and cuddly older pup to rescue, Simba may be just the doggie you are looking for. This black senior poodle is looking for a home of his own after his owner’s medical issues made in hard to continue to care for him.

One person is deceased and another transported by mercy Air following a tragic crash in a Pahrump neighborhood Sunday night.

A court hearing has been set for the prosecution to present justice court with the evidence they have against Nye County Commissioner Leo Blundo in a case they have for domestic battery.

So many groups and organizations have come forward to assist Nye County with the 300 dogs that have been confiscated from a hoarding breeding facility in Amargosa and Pahrump. We caught up with two individuals who do this kind of work every day while they were donating supplies to our local shelter.

You can purchase tickets now for a special art auction held by Living Free Health. News 25 caught up with Shelly Poerio to find out more.

Its been 21 years since the 9-11 attacks on the United States. The Pahrump Valley Rotary Club held their 7th annual event at the Calvada eye in the First Responder Reflection area to honor and remember.

September is Self-Care Awareness Month. And if you've never had a self-care routine, now may be the time to start one. It can be beneficial for both your physical and mental health.

A homeowner was awakened by a loud crashing sound early this morning when a vehicle smashed into her yard and home here in town. News 25 caught up with her this morning to find out more.

Rotarian Phyllis Howell spoke to News 25 about this special event they are holding this Sunday that honors first responders who served on 9-11 2001, and who serve every day.

Nye Communities Coalition and several local churches here in Pahrump are hosting a food and clothing drive this Sunday on 9/11.

This cold and flu season is expected to be a doozy. Not only will Covid be a concern, but cold and flu are expected to make a come back.

Josh Osborne of Great Computer Deals has some advice on deleting junk programs that can slow down your computer.

A horrific stabbing death in Las Vegas involving a reporter doing his job on the front lines ends with a politician allegedly ending his life because of what Las Vegas Metro says in a report, that Las Vegas Review Journal Veteran Investigative Reporter had written and was about to release concerning the Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles. German had investigated Telles over allegations that Telles was contributing to a hostile work environment and involved in an inappropriate relationship with a staffer. After the results of German's investigation were published, Telles lost his re-election bid in the Democratic primary. Sheriff Joe Lombardo held a press conference today to talk about the case that has Nevada shaken to its core.

The Nye County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a man who they say dragged his renter behind his vehicle leaving him on the side of the road deceased.

A man who was arrested last year after a triple fatal crash on U.S. Highway 95 is now facing additional charges in the case.

Here is Rory with your Student News Report from Pahrump Valley High School.

Las Vegas Metro Police are asking for help in identifying an individual who has taken the life of a reporter who spent his life giving back in public service on the front lines.

District Attorney Chris Arabia spoke to News 25 about animal cruelty case that has been in the court system for 4 years.

A suspect in a sexual assault case against a child in January of 2021 has been arrested.

The City of Las Vegas gives an in-depth look at water resources in the area and the ever receding Lake Mead reservoir, which not only impacts our state but surrounding states.

A new survey from Cleveland Clinic is highlighting what men know about their health and what issues concern them the most.

News 25 caught up with District Attorney Chris Arabia via zoom to find out more about the Est Alfa Kennel case and what they are doing to prosecute animal cruelty. And, if there are any negotiations in the works and if the defendants will be able to own and breed animals in the future.

Living Free Health was excited to welcome recovery advocacy group, The Foundation for Recovery, at their location here in town this morning.

We often hear about adults suffering from Covid Long-Hauler Symptoms, but did you know some children are also experiencing the same issues?

Darbie stopped by the Nye County Animal Shelter to show you a couple of cats looking for a home, together.

Nye County Sheriff’s Office has found more evidence concerning an animal cruelty case in Amargosa Valley.

Public spoke up at Wednesday’s Regional Planning Committee Meeting addressing a proposal of a Solar Plant Farm on private property.

In our Part 2 segment concerning the generous donation to assist the recent dog hoarding case in Amargosa Valley, we met with the employees of Irene’s Casino on the donation they made yesterday.

Fire Chief Scott Lewis with Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue gives us an update on an abandoned RV Fire.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. And in some cases, they may require surgery to remove the prostate, which could cause prolonged urinary or functional problems. But a relatively new robotic procedure may be able to help with that. Early data shows quicker recovery and a better quality of life after surgery.

Public is invited to a special event on Tuesday morning at 8am at Living Free Health.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Cancer Society, one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. And in some cases, they may require surgery to remove the prostate, which could cause prolonged urinary or functional problems. But a relatively new robotic procedure may be able to help with that. Early data shows quicker recovery and a better quality of life after surgery.

Here's Darbie at Nye County Animal Shelter to tell us about a cute cat named Milo, now available for adoption.

Sheriff Sharon Wehrly and Nye County Shelter Manager Tasha Crabtree gives an update on the animal shelter and its 200 new residents from Est Alfa Kennels. The animal breeder and caretaker who were arrested last week after 33 dogs were found to be in extremely poor condition and the rest suffering from starvation and dehydration.

Pahrump Valley Fire and Rescue Chief Scott Lewis tells us about what caused a fire at a local business in town Wednesday evening.

501C# Animal Rescue and major advocates for spay and neuter, Tails of Nye County has their feet on the ground along with other area rescues when it comes to the need locally. We caught up with the crew during a much needed donation from Irene’s Casino.

Is your computer performing slower than usual? Today, Josh Osborne, from Great Computer Deals in Pahrump, talks to us about Bad or Failing Hard Drives.