In the remote towns of the Sierra Nevada, a recent spike in bears being struck by cars has raised questions over the coexistence of bears and humans — are there too many bears, or are there too many ...

RENO, Nev. — With the largest wild horse population in the U.S. right here in Nevada, wild horse and burro advocates from across the country have come to Reno this week for a conference on the federal ...

Driving over the cattle guards that mark the boundaries of the Las Vegas Valley, Southern Nevadans are likely to come across an equine friend or two. Or a herd of them. Wild horses and burros, ...

Thousands of wild horses near Lake Tahoe are becoming increasingly hazardous to drivers in Nevada — but residents in the state have no legal means to control the population on their own, according to ...

RENO (KTNV) — Wild horses now have new homes after being auctioned off by the Bureau of Land Management. According to BLM officials, the auction was on Saturday at the Northern Nevada Correctional ...

The Town of Truckee will soon get its first year-round homeless shelter after local officials approved a one-year pilot program that will help fund a facility t Downtown Damonte project resumes in ...

RENO — In a rare legal victory for wild horse advocates, a judge has ruled U.S. land managers failed to adopt a legal herd management plan or conduct the necessary environmental review before 31 ...

The University Libraries recently completed work on a yearlong project to preserve documents collected and scanned by Catherine Barcomb, former administrator of the Nevada Wild Horse Commission.

A Nevada mother unwittingly filmed the tranquil moment of her toddler walking through a Nevada meadow moments before a wild horse kicked the girl in the head. “I thought she had died because she was ...

Rep. Dina Titus announced Thursday the launch of the Congressional Wild Horse Caucus to encourage federal policies for more humane treatment of wild horses and burros, many of which live in Nevada.

Re: A response to: Jennifer Caudill, “Nevada’s wild horses are one sentence away from mass euthanasia," in RGJ Sept. 8, 2025. First of all, Jennifer Caudill’s headline is purposefully misleading.

WINNEMUCCA, Nev. (AP) — U.S. land managers are planning to round up more than 2,800 wild horses across four Nevada counties beginning next week in an effort to reduce pressure on the drought-stricken ...