Clark County Commissioner Chip Maxfield feels the water from a well that feeds a stream in Spring Valley inhabited by the Pahrump poolfish during a September tour of northern water resources. One of the few places in the world the endangered Pahrump ...

STEVENSON — Five minutes from downtown’s chic new restaurants and shops, in the hills at the north edge of town, Hidden Ridge is waiting. Streets and cul-de-sacs, sidewalks and curbs, water and sewer lines and underground electrical cables are in ...

Hood River ’s letter about potential casino detriments has been termed “fact-free” by Cascade Locks and Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs officials. “They (city council) avoided references to Oregon ’s real-life casinos,” said Len ...

To see copies of documents indicating the federal government will withdraw its legal opinion and the initial legal opinion, click here and here. LAS CRUCES — The federal government last week withdrew a legal opinion outlining its argument about why ...

The Hood River City Council believes that siting a tribal gambling casino in Cascade Locks could negatively affect the area’s quality of life. This week, the elected body will mail a letter outlining these concerns to the Northwest Regional Office ...

DEMING, N.M.—The leader of the Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe says he's pleased with a decision by the National Indian Gaming Commission to withdraw its legal opinion about the tribe's plan for a casino in New Mexico. The commission's ...

DEMING, N.M. (AP) – The leader of the Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe says he’s pleased with a decision by the National Indian Gaming Commission to withdraw its legal opinion about the tribe’s plan for a casino in New Mexico. The ...

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An El Verano man was the victim of a mail scam that cost him almost $3,000. According to Sgt. Dave Pedersen, with the Sonoma Valley Sheriff's Department Valley substation, a resident of the 18000 block of Melvin Avenue received a letter saying the ...

For years, Southern Nevada has developed its expansive parks with proceeds from the sale of federal land to developers hungry to build sprawling housing tracts. The more we expanded into the desert, the more money from government land sales was set ...