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Access to this campground runs along Forest Road 424, which is firm-packed gravel, suitable for any 2WD vehicle. However, there are few places where the road crosses over Berry Creek. During the spring runoff, these crossings are flooded out and high clearance, 4WD will be required. As long as its dry, RVs and trailers are fine.

The recent emergence of new evidence placing Keefe D at the murder scene of Tupac Shakur has sent shockwaves through the ongoing trial proceedings. The revelation that a hotel room was booked under the name of Keefe D’s wife on the night of the murder, coupled with another room being reserved under the name of his nephew who is suspected of firing the fatal shots, adds a compelling layer to the case against him.

Keds Teams Up with Monster High for a Hauntingly Stylish Collaboration It’s only been a few weeks since details leaked of a “Tekken 8” x Nike Air Foamposite One collaboration inspired by the video game’s antagonist character Kazuya Mishima and now, more information has surfaced after an official announcement was made Saturday in Las Vegas at the Evo 2024 tournament. The annual video game tournament, which focuses specifically on fighting games, is taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall this weekend. Popular titles including “Street Fighter 6” and “Mortal Kombat 1” are featured at the event, but it’s the...

MINDEN, Nev. (News 4 & Fox 11) — A search is underway after a person was reported missing at Topaz Lake on Sunday afternoon. Deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office and other surrounding agencies responded to the lake south of Carson City at about 3:30 p.m. on July 21 on the report of a person who'd gone missing.

While Las Vegas Raiders All-Pro wide receiver Davante Adams has repeatedly stated he is content with the team, many around the league still think there is more to the trade talks than what meets the eye. The Las Vegas Raiders will soon begin training camp for the upcoming season, but...

Amusement Expo International has unveiled the new show board for the upcoming gathering, to be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from March 17-20 next year. Board Chair Howard McAuliffe (Pinnacle Entertainment Group) Past Chair Luke Adams (Pioneer Vending) Bob Burnham (Paradise Pinball & Amusements) Brian Brotsch (Knox Amusements)

A serious incident occurred late Friday night in the southwest Las Vegas valley, leaving a pedestrian with life-threatening injuries after a two-vehicle crash, where one driver was suspected of DUI. 8 News Now reported the crash involved a Lexus GS350 and a Chevrolet Malibu at the intersection of Decatur Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue. According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the collision happened at approximately 11:30 p.m.

Thanks to Artown and a slew of new arts organizations, events and venues that have launched in recent years, the Reno area is enjoying something of a cultural renaissance. But in some of Northern Nevada’s more rural communities, arts programming has traditionally been harder to come by. That’s why Carson Valley Community Theatre (CVCT), a small, upstart theater company in Minden, was founded 20 years ago.

Indiana Fever All-Star Aliyah Boston mentioned that she was inspired by Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson — so much so, that she chose to go to South Carolina — Wilson’s alma mater. Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Wilson said she...

Trey Ogden has called for an “easy” opponent in Chase Hooper after his win over Loik Radzhabov atUFC on ESPN 60.

This is the first time jet ski racing has taken place at the Sparks Marina since 2017. On Saturday, many jet ski enthusiasts gathered at the Sparks Marina for day two of Wild West Watercross.

WADSWORTH, Nev. — The ninth annual Sacred Visions Powwow kicked off on July 21 and continued through the weekend, attracting hundreds of dancers and thousands of spectators. The powwow is held each year on the Pyramid Lake Paiute Reservation in Wadsworth, Nevada — located roughly a half hour east of Reno — during the second-to-last weekend in July. “This powwow brings people from all over together to share and celebrate our culture,” said Gordon Dodd, Sacred Visions Powwow Chairman, during a July 21 interview at the powwow with First Nation’s Focus. Each year, the Sacred Visions Powwow attracts over 260 dancers and more than 3,000 people, according to the event’s website, and helps support the local economies of Pyramid Lake and Northern Nevada. “From inside my heart, I wanted to have something where our people could gather to celebrate happier times, instead of only coming together in times of mourning,” said Dodd. So, a decade ago, a four-person powwow committee got together and created their plan of action for the event. After a months of hard work and dedication, the small group was ready to host the first-ever Sacred Visions Powwow in July of 2009. With the arbor constructed and powwow grounds ready to go, the last thing to do was come up with name for the powwow. “When we chose the name, we thought about ‘what is a vision,’ and how the Stone Mother has her legend,” said Dodd. “What we see from that vision is bringing the people back from the four directions, bringing back the people (the Stone Mother) sent out, and that’s how we came up with the Sacred Visions Powwow.” Throughout the years, the powwow has brought many people from from all across the Western United States together. Over 20 food and craft vendors were in attendance this year, and people also took part in this year’s fun run, parade, hand games, and junior rodeo. “Next year is the 10th annual, so we want to make that one exceptionally special for the people,” said Joyce McCauley, secretary of Sacred Visions Powwow committee, during an interview at this year’s event. Year after year, the only goal of the powwow is bring everyone together to celebrate, dance, sing and share their Native American culture. “It's all for the people,” said Dodd. “That would be the vision, the sacred vision.” Jarrette Werk (Aaniiih) is a journalism student at the University of Nevada, Reno, and works for the Sierra Nevada Media Group as an intern, writing and taking photos for First Nation's Focus. Email him at intern@firstnationsfocus.com.

With Hard Rock on hiatus and Mohegan departing, San Manuel will be Las Vegas’s only tribal casino operator — for now. Southern California’s San Manuel Indian Tribe is one of three Native American groups currently operating a Las Vegas casino. By the end of the year, San Manuel will be a party of one.

Towering Middleweight Blazen Rocilli Looking Forward. Filipino boxer Blazen Rocilli (6-0, 5 KOs), a promising 21-year-old middleweight from Waipahu, Hawaii, now training in Las Vegas, NV, has officially signed a managerial agreement with Andrew Bocanegra, President of Boxing VIP. Rocilli, standing at an impressive 6’3” and fighting out of the southpaw stance, is unique for his size. He is the tallest Filipino in the sport and is poised to make significant strides in his boxing career under this new partnership.

Virna Jandiroba passed her first main event test with flying colors.

Christina Hall is moving on past her breakup from Josh Hall with the help of a friend. The HGTV star shared a pic of herself with bestie Kristin Rosowski outside the restaurant Delilah at Wynn Las Vegas early July 20. She captioned her Instagram post, “Girls night with my girl,” adding a red heart emoji.

A defiant Frank Martin is back in the gym training, looking to bounce back from his eighth-round knockout loss to Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis last month on June 15th in Las Vegas. Martin (18-1, 12 KOs) looked good training on the heavy bag today, showing excellent power and nifty...

Safe Embrace is hosting a fundraiser at the National Automobile Museum on Saturday, July 20. The event will go from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The fundraiser, called Hot Havana Nights, will feature hand-rolled cigars from Ruiz Cigar, themed drinks and tapas, a performance from the Embrace Dance Company of Reno and remarks from Safe Embrace leadership.

LAS VEGAS — Last season he emerged from the shadows, and produced a magnificent campaign with the Knights, but received no All-Big 12 consideration. RJ Harvey had every right to feel snubbed about the entire ordeal. After all, his 1,416 yards on the ground were the third-most in program history. Not to mention Harvey’s 16 rushing touchdowns tied for second for a UCF player.