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A coordinated set of news reports confirms that authorities recovered roughly in the Southern Nevada desert near Searchlight; the discovery prompted an active investigation and the remains were taken ...
The Las Vegas pickleball complex is funded by a federal grant of about awarded through the Department of the Interior and administered by the Bureau of Land Management under the Southern Nevada Public...
The Trump administration’s public-lands agenda in 2025 emphasized expanding extractive uses (timber, oil and gas, mining, grazing) and shrinking conservation protections, using executive orders, agenc...
The Esmeralda 7 solar project — a proposed 6.2 GW, 62,300‑acre solar + storage complex in Nevada — was removed from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) development queue in October 2025 when the DOI/B...
Police and federal land managers investigated multiple discoveries of piles of cremated human remains in the Nevada desert in 2025; reporting across several outlets documents . The Bureau of Land Mana...
The claim that there is a is accurate in that the City of Las Vegas accepted a roughly $12 million federal grant to expand a pickleball complex at Wayne Bunker Park; federal funding comes through the ...
The National Park Service (NPS) issues a set of announced entrance fee‑free days each year that explicitly waive only NPS entrance fees while leaving most amenity and user fees in place . Other federa...
Typical onshore federal leases move to first commercial production in a highly variable window that commonly ranges from roughly 3–10 years depending on geology, permitting and infrastructure, with in...
Yes — while initial reports in August 2025 described dozens of piles of cremated human remains found near Searchlight, Nevada, later reporting and recovery efforts in October 2025 documented roughly 3...
Federal and local agencies confirmed cremated human remains were found on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) public land outside Searchlight, about 50 miles south of Las Vegas, and the BLM and Las Vegas ...
Available reporting shows many high‑profile arrests tied to illegal artifact trading and museum thefts in 2025–2025, including a major U.S. undercover operation against Native American artifact traffi...
Available reporting in the provided search results does not directly mention any House or Senate hearings, subpoenas, or oversight letters specifically about a Department of Energy (DOE) decision; the...
Federal lands have repeatedly been proposed for disposal in bills, agency rule changes, and administration plans — most recently congressional proposals to require BLM and Forest Service sales totalin...
The discovery of human cremains in 2025 reported in the state of Nevada occurred in , in the desert area near Searchlight, south of Las Vegas; federal and local authorities coordinated the investigati...
Public-interest and environmental groups have publicly criticized specific continuing resolution (CR) riders, arguing those riders would ; prominent examples include statements and letters from Public...
Public input is a formal, recurring part of the Bureau of Land Management’s process for selecting SNPLMA parcels: the BLM opens comment periods, accepts nominations from local governments and the publ...
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) selects parcels for sale under the Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) through a in which local governments nominate parcels and the BLM performs el...
The Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) authorizes the Bureau of Land Management to sell public lands within a defined Las Vegas-area boundary and use proceeds for state education, wat...
The Las Vegas pickleball project centers on a federally funded plan to expand courts at Wayne Bunker Family Park, funded principally by a $12 million Bureau of Land Management grant and designed to ad...
Executive summary: There is in Alaska. The documents supplied discuss public hearings, economic critiques, subsistence concerns, and broader Trump-era Arctic and Alaska development policies, but none ...