The fourth-generation rancher and former state lawmaker's Northern Nevada roots run deep. He's being tested in a 25-candidate race for an open seat in Congress.

Woodhouse grew up in rural Montana on a Hereford cattle ranch, the eldest of five daughters.

The comments came the same day that a panel appointed by President Donald Trump released a series of proposals to shift scores of responsibilities from FEMA to state governments.

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Other airlines jump in to aid travelers displaced by Spirit's abrupt shutdown, and state officials try to help nearly 1,000 jobless crew members.

Both candidates have taken drastically different approaches to the role. Drew Johnson pointed to his background as a policymaker — he founded a conservative think tank in Tennessee and worked as a policy analyst for the National Taxpayers Union — while Jeff Carter touted his time as a trader at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

Councilmember Scott Black can move forward with his mayoral bid even though he would be in office for 13 years if he serves his full term.

NV Energy's move to restructure the way it bills Southern Nevada residential customers has many customers confused and worried about spikes in their bills. But what exactly is the "daily demand charge" the utility intends to roll out in January and why is it implementing it? 

In a three-count complaint, commissioners say trust in the suspended justice's ability is missing and she should have returned donated funds she solicited.

Affinity Gaming notified employees of Primm Valley Resort in a letter. The casino community 40 miles south of Las Vegas fell on hard times in the last decade.

As the A's seek to boost their front office staff, unfounded speculation grows about changing the team's name. Also, MGM waves its pom-poms for the NBA.

The race features a well-funded political newcomer who has questioned the trust, but not the security, of elections, squaring off against a trio of repeat candidates who have all made unproven claims of mass voter fraud.