With Labor Day weekend upon us, it’s the perfect opportunity to plan a Nevada-centric trip that includes Nevada State Museums. Wander through space and time to explore the rich history of Nevada—from ...

The Department of History at the University of Nevada, Reno recently received a donation from former Nevada Senator Richard Bryan to establish the Oscar W. Bryan Endowment for the History of Nevada.

Nevada art enthusiasts, collectors, and researchers now have an enhanced primary source they can reference to help deepen their interests in and awareness of Nevada art and artists. Painters of Nevada ...

Nevada is known for its desert bighorn sheep — the official state animal — and the desert tortoise, its official reptile. But there are other official designations that are lesser known, including a ...

Artist Greg Melton’s 18-foot statue of Adolph Sutro obtained attentions statewide in 1983 when it was dedicated at a special ceremony at the Nevada Legislative grounds in Carson City with numerous ...

Winnemucca, Nevada, is a historic small town known for its friendly residents, preserved buildings, and annual Basque Festival.

The history of Nevada is endlessly interesting, especially for this week's In Person guest. We talk with Michael Green, a man who has spent his adult life studying, researching and teaching Nevada's ...

HENDERSON (KTNV) — The Clark County Museum is home to various artifacts, preserved buildings, and an area where visitors can explore Southern Nevada's history firsthand. "You can go through our ...

Friends of the Nevada State Museum invites community members to share Nevada’s rich history and natural wonders with a growing number of visitors from around the world. Volunteers play a role in the ...

While Nevadans typically feel earthquakes from California, some earthquakes have originated from the Silver State. Here are the highest magnitude earthquakes in Nevada’s history (from oldest to most ...