In Attempt To Curb Gas Prices, Biden Will Release Oil From Emergency Reserve

The administration also intends to buy back oil for the reserve when the per-barrel price reaches $67 to $72 or lower.

Animal Foundation Warding Off Potentially Dangerous Outbreak

The Animal Foundation announced it is suspending adoptions, fosters and transfers to rescues.

Food Bank Gets 600 Lbs. Of Tomatoes From NV Farm — More To Come Thanks To Food Program

The Home Feeds Nevada program gives food banks the ability to order and distribute locally grown produce — all paid in full.

Animal Foundation CEO Pleads For Community's Help To Ease Overcrowding

Those interested should visit the shelter in person from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.

Report: Animal Foundation ‘On The Brink Of A Crisis'

City of LV says shelter in violation of contract.

Removing Grass May Increase Urban Heat, Study Finds

A new study says that while xeriscaping may save water, the price could be a superheated city.

Judge Orders Pharmacy Board To Remove Cannabis From Schedule 1

Ruling could help overturn convictions, prevent new charges.

As Rural Homelessness Increases, HUD Aims Money At Helping People Without Access To Shelters

The Department of Housing and Urban Development has opened up millions of dollars in funding.

Walker River Paiute Tribe Set To Receive $5.2M For Water Infrastructure

The investment would support the tribe’s Water System Improvement project and secure clean drinking water to the community.

Vets, Techs, Assistants Needed For Dogs Found At Illegal Breeder

Hundreds of dogs and puppies found in late August at an illegal breeding compound in Nye County are in need of veterinary care.

Nevada's Native Communities Face Worsening Access To Clean Water, Plumbing

For nearly seven years the Walker River Paiute Tribe has requested federal funds to repair a faltering sewage system on their reservation.

Shelter's Reliance On Rescues Leaves Dogs Kenneled For Months, Even Years

Finding Beast a home has been a challenge.

COVID-19 Vaccine May Become Annual, Like Flu Shot

“For a large majority of Americans, we are moving to a point where a single annual COVID shot should provide a high degree of protection.”

Keep America Beautiful (At Your Own Risk)

Good deeds land trash lady of Tahoe with two misdemeanors.

County Awards $120 Million To Create And Preserve 3,100 Affordable Housing Units

Many of the projects are aimed at housing for renters who earn between 50% to 60% of area median income.

Nevada Set To Receive $14 Million In Multistate JUUL Settlement

“This settlement will help Nevada’s youth by curbing these harmful marketing tactics and holding the company accountable.”

BLM's Rediscovery Of Massacre Site Renews Calls For Halt Of Lithium Mine Project

Thacker Pass is spiritually and culturally significant to tribes in Nevada, an intrinsic part of their history and stories.

Nye County Dogs Recovering Amid Outpouring Of Food, Support

“This week, a mass grave was also discovered on the premises.”

Child Poverty Estimates Point To A Record Low In 2021

How it could have been even lower.

A Needle Exchange Project Modeled On Urban Efforts Aims To Save Lives In Rural Nevada

Elko’s ability to provide resources to people who use drugs is limited.

Pills, Powders Laced With Fentanyl Cause Increased Deaths By Overdose Among Southern Nevada Youth

Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid, is 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine.

NV Health Officials Warn Everyone Is Vulnerable To Monkeypox

Local health officials detailed their work to increase vaccines and spread information to the public.

Butterflies Are Free – From Protection In Nevada

"Without the tools to conserve invertebrates, the state risks losing its wild ecosystem."

UNLV Study Traces Links Between Unaffordable Housing And Child Mistreatment

Affordable housing can help reduce childhood psychological and physical mistreatment.

PODS® Vegas Offers 7 Cost Saving Hacks & Tips for College Students

Moving and storage company provides cost saving moving hacks for students

Paiute Runners Trek Desert To Honor Boarding School Victims

In honor of his family and all Native Americans, Ku Stevens and other runners participated in a 50-mile Remembrance Run over two days.

Federal Officials Declare A Public Health Emergency For Monkeypox

“We're prepared to take our response to the next level in addressing this virus, and we urge every American to take monkeypox seriously.”

Southern Nevada Homeless Count Finds More People On The Streets

The recent results showed the largest increase in homelessness since 2019 and found 5,645 people experiencing homelessness.

NV Energy Seeks Right To Stick Ratepayers With Greenlink Bill

Public Citizen argues that Berkshire Hathaway’s “superior financial resources render incentives unnecessary.”

Expansion Of Child Care Subsidies Gives Families More Options

The fund will now be available to any individual who wants and plans to take care of a child.

Colorado River Crisis Requires Confronting Sacred Cow

Capping pool size is a drop in the bucket, experts say.

What The Bible Actually Says About Abortion May Surprise You

This 2,000-year-old text says nothing about abortion.

If They Are Out There, They Probably Already Found Us

More than 5,000 planets outside our solar system have been discovered, so you can see where that’s going.

Inspection Reports At LV Slaughterhouse Detail Filth, Question Bird Health

No winner in chicken dinner, say activists.

Feds Unveil Process To Protect Immigrant Workers Facing Employer Retaliation

Employers often take advantage of a dysfunctional immigration system in the U.S. to intimidate undocumented workers.

Animal Foundation Slashes Services To Public

Rescues protest house cats released to the wild .

What To The Slave Is The Fourth Of July?

Excerpts from a speech delivered by Frederick Douglass in Rochester, New York, on July 5, 1852.

‘We Can Never Rest' – NV Groups Speak About Rise In Anti-LGBTQ Rhetoric And, In Some States, Laws

Though the state has passed numerous protections, some are still bracing for an uncertain future for LGBTQ rights.

HHS Secretary Vows To Protect Abortion Access, But Says Much Depends On States

HHS would enforce federal laws to ensure federally approved abortion pills — which must be obtained by prescription — remain available.

Nevada Needs Tools To Stop The Extinction Crisis

Nevada is among the most unique biodiversity of any state in the union – and it’s under assault.