No president lived as long as Jimmy Carter, or was an ex-president longer. He died late in 2024 at age 100, almost 44 years after leaving the White House. He left a great legacy, from Habitat for Humanity to the Camp David Accords. He also had some interesting ties to Nevada history.

Did you enjoy the World Series? There are plenty of Nevada connections to the Fall Classic, from Tuscarora native Wheezer Dell pitching in the 1916 series for Brooklyn to Greg Maddux pitching for Atlanta in the 1990s.

Husband-and-wife political teams have been unusual in Nevada, but then again, the Goodmans weren’t expected to be one of those teams.

Discover 150 years of University of Nevada, Reno history. From legendary football coaches Buck Shaw and Chris Ault to Colin Kaepernick's historic 2010 season.

The University of Nevada in Reno looks good for its age. 2024 marked its 150th anniversary.

July 4 is a day for commemorating American independence in 1776. In 1949, in Nevada, there were some special fireworks for the occasion. Those fireworks had lasting effects.

This year marks the centennial of John Edgar Hoover becoming the director of what was then known as the Bureau of Investigation.

First, a warning. If you are watching your weight, this edition of Nevada Yesterdays may be a tough one for you.

What was the first Anglo settlement in Nevada? If you ask them in Dayton and Genoa, you would get two different answers.