Flooded Southern Nevada highways reopen

By Kayla Heffner LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

September 2, 2013 - 11:07 am

Progress can been seen in the repairs made to SR157 by NDOT in this August 26, 2013 photo. SR157 reopened September 2, 2013. (Courtesy NHP/NDOT)

All highways to Mount Charleston and Pahrump are open again after weekend flooding.

State Route 157 and 160 were closed Saturday and Sunday due to damage from flooding and debris on the roadways. Clean up has been ongoing since the storm and NDOT states repairs to State Route 157 are finished.

NHP reports all roads have now reopened in these areas to traffic.

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