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October 9, 2026 | Clear, high 94, low 72
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A twice-bankrupt solar power plant in Nevada that was backed by the federal government has been sold for a fraction of what it cost to build.
Overall, it cost more than $1 billion to build the massive energy complex and place in service, according to a court filing from a project lender.
Sons of Liberty Construction purchased the Crescent Dunes solar energy plant near Tonopah for $7 million. The sale closed this summer, federal court records show.
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The Golden Knights overcame a three-goal deficit in the first period and defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in a shootout.
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Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are expected to bring showers to Southern Nevada beginning late Saturday night and into Sunday.
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When the Rebels host North Dakota State on Saturday for the first time at Allegiant Stadium, the visiting team is expected to have a healthy fan base in the stands.
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There aren’t many athletes in professional sports history who have won five league MVP awards, as A’ja Wilson takes her place among the best of the best.
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The wreckage of a B-29 Superfortress that was once accessible only to advanced divers has moved closer to the surface due to changing water levels at Lake Mead.
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A two-tower condo complex is slated to be built near the outdoor mall at Sahara Avenue at the 215 Beltway.
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The co-founder of Maverick Gaming plans to reacquire Elko’s Maverick Casino Hotel and the Gold Country Inn and Casino and plans to keep them open.
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