For nearly four decades, Jeff Knight served as the state entomologist, working with species ranging from Mormon crickets to bedbugs. Earlier this month he stepped down from his role.

Friends of Red Rock Canyon recently purchased and installed adaptive equipment-accessible gates at three trailheads so that those with disabilities can use specially designed trail equipment to explore some of the canyon’s more remote areas.

Plagued by drought and high feed costs, Nevada’s beef cattle industry is struggling. the overall number of beef cattle has steadily crept downward since 1974. Yet, cash receipts for the industry are up.

Officials said a new bill should increase the state’s egg supply, but they emphasized it is not a “silver bullet," especially given that there may be an increase in transportation costs with a broader geographic range of suppliers.

A Nevada dairy was the first place a second strain of bird flu was discovered. How is it different from the first variant and are milk and eggs safe to consume?

Scientists with Desert Research Institute have released the results of an early August project that captured a snapshot of heat disparity across the Reno-Sparks area. What the data reveals is startling.

The rampant spread of bird flu has led to increasing commercial egg prices, a declaration of emergency in a neighboring state and extra safety precautions in Nevada.

The Nevada Department of Agriculture removed nearly two dozen feral horses on Wednesday from the Virginia Range — the first time in seven years that the agency has removed such a large number of horses.

This week’s edition of Indy Environment looks at Nevada’s proposed consensus plan for the Colorado River — and comments from other states that rely on the river.

In 2023, in spite of Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo’s fierce criticism of the Steve Sisolak administration on the campaign trail, he kept even more. Ten out of the 17 cabinet appointments announced by Lombardo Friday were Sisolak holdovers