By Henry Brean By HENRY BREAN REVIEW-JOURNAL The National Park Service has closed one of Death Valley's most well-known abandoned mines because of mounting safety concerns.

By Henry Brean By HENRY BREAN REVIEW-JOURNAL On Wednesday night, residents got the chance to air their concerns about flights into and out of the North Las Vegas Airport. On Thursday night, it was the aviators' turn.

By Henry Brean By HENRY BREAN REVIEW-JOURNAL Half of Nevada residents would support restrictions on their water use to help stretch the region's shrinking supply in the face of climate change, according to a Review-Journal opinion poll.

By Henry Brean By HENRY BREAN REVIEW-JOURNAL A plan to pipe groundwater to Las Vegas from eastern Nevada has drawn its first legal challenge since state regulators began approving portions of the project last year.

By Henry Brean By HENRY BREAN REVIEW-JOURNAL It began more than 40 years ago with plans to build a resort on the shores of Lake Mead, not far from where the Las Vegas Wash empties into the reservoir. If the National Park Service hadn't objected to the idea, there would be no Lake Las Vegas today.