Man missing in Lake Mead after rescuing struggling swimmer
A man who jumped into Lake Mead to help a struggling swimmer is still missing more than two days after he was last seen alive.
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Brother-sister duo are Nevada state ski racing champions
Updates with more photos The high school ski racing champions look a lot like last year. And they look a lot like each other. The same brother-sister duo repeated as
June 8 recap: Elko news you may have missed today
Get a quick digest of today's top local news stories from Elko Daily Free Press.
Washoe County, rurals energized to vote in primary. Clark County? Not so much.
Nevada on the whole is not on track to break any voter turnout records this primary election. That’s not surprising for a midterm election cycle, especially one without a U.S.
Assault, harassment and drug possession: Felony and gross misdemeanor arrests June 1-5
Steven A. Gomez, Sr., 43, was arrested on June 1 at Elko County Jail as a felony arrest fugitive. Bail: $0
Dateline podcast revisits 2011 killing of West Wendover teen Micaela Costanzo
The 2011 murder of West Wendover High School student Micaela Costanzo is the focus of a new six-episode Dateline NBC podcast.
Nevada lithium mines forge ahead despite inflation, policy and legal headwinds
The federal government is pushing for increased domestic critical mineral extraction. Nevada mining projects are looking to capitalize on that.
Wells hosted the first Humboldt Hideaway music festival, and everyone 'just loved it'
Festival organizer Rudy Herndon said that everyone he talked to who attended this year
Why haven’t Mormon crickets been crawling around Elko this year?
Elko County Natural Resources Director Curtis Moore said Mormon cricket numbers are down for 2026.
What happens when fewer people choose to have children? | The Ethical Life podcast
The Ethical Life podcast: Large households once seemed ordinary. Today they often attract curiosity. The hosts discuss evolving norms around family size and personal fulfillment.
New York Knicks on the Verge of Historic NBA Title Win
After a 53-year hiatus, the New York Knicks are just two wins away from an NBA title. Prices spike as fans energize, sparking unparalleled excitement.
Trump’s NBA Finals Visit Changes Everything at MSG
Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the 2026 NBA Finals has sparked major reactions from New York Knicks fans. With enhanced security, TSA-style screenings, and a strict no-bag policy
Tarik Skubal strikes out first batter in rehab start on 3 pitches
Watch Tigers LHP Tarik Skubal, pitching for High-A West Michigan Whitecaps outside Grand Rapids, strike out the first batter on Sunday, June 7, 2026.
What to watch for during Raiders mandatory minicamp
This week the Raiders will hold their three-day mandatory minicamp. Where they take things up a notch to something more akin to what the early days training camp will look
Iran's Ghalibaf warns of 'direct confrontation' amid Israeli attacks on Lebanon
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — President Donald Trump said Sunday he would tell Israeli Prime Ministe…
Senate bill targets sports betting ads aimed at children
Blumenthal is co-sponsoring the GAME Act, a bill that would restrict how the sports betting industry can market to minors — including through advertising, promotions and the use of AI.
Delayed HUD report found homelessness in Nevada declined … more than a year ago
A long-awaited federal report showed a slight drop in homelessness in Nevada during President Biden’s last year in office. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development released its annual
Iran halts strikes against Israel, Netanyahu stuck between Trump and ministers
Iran and Israel said Monday they halted attacks on each other, though Tehran said it would resume strikes if Israel continued to hit Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Dueling state fairs, plus 42 other things to do in Reno-Tahoe
Trader Joe’s dropped a one-two punch of news on Wednesday confirming a release date for its new striped canvas mini tote bag while also announ…
Nevada HOA law is unnecessary and puts homeowners at risk of foreclosure, says critic
A law that allows homeowner associations in Nevada to levy unlimited fines for violations that threaten the health, safety and welfare of communities is unnecessary and places homeowners in the
Summer EBT food benefits are here, redemption rate was 80% last year
Nevada families will once again receive a one-time payment of $120 per child this summer to help buy groceries during months when free or reduced school meals are not available.
Reno restaurant closed, 3 cited during health inspections
One Reno restaurant was closed and three others were cited during the week of May 9-15, with violations ranging from too-warm shrimp and goat meat to improperly thawed seafood to
Carlin splash pad celebrates grand opening
On June 6, Carlin City Park saw the opening of a new water play area, the Nevada Gold Mines Carlin Splash Pad. To celebrate, Wells Rural Electric employees dumped a
Suspect captured west of Elko after hours-long pursuit
Atter an hours-long pursuit, law enforcement officers from multiple agencies, with the help of an Elko County drone, captured a man in the fields west of Elko.