During her visit, Cortez Masto toured STEP2's newly improved Transitional Housing, the Lighthouse campus, which offers 25 cottages ranging from one to three bedrooms. After completing residential treatment, women are eligible to move into one of these cottages.
At 10,000 square-feet, Survival of the Slowest is The Discovery’s largest exhibition to date.
U.S. wildlife officials are proposing to exempt some areas from habitat protections that are meant to save imperiled species.
The Junior Naturalist Program is a free outdoor program held the second Saturday of each month aimed at getting children of all ages out in local parks through games, activities and educational programs that show them the ecological value of our parks.Â
A tiny study may suggest that the experimental Ebola treatment ZMapp sharply increases the chance of surviving the virus.
A federal judge in Nevada is refusing to temporarily block new U.S. rules intended to protect the greater sage grouse.
Before the Reno-Stead Airport was known for the National Championship Air Races, the facility was a military training base. Now a new exhibit pays tribute to the men and women who once trained there.
Washoe Lake is drying up, after three years of drought. The lake is so dry that the fish are dying.
It's chilly out there today, but still oh so beautiful. So we have helpful tips to enjoy the great outdoors - even in the elements in tonight's Safety Watch Q & A.
The U.S. Forest Service has agreed to hold off on a tree-thinning project intended to decrease the wildfire risk at Lake Tahoe in response to a lawsuit raising concern about its effect on an endangered frog species.
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