Another Tribe Joins Fight Against Lithium Americas Project

The Winnemucca Indian Colony is the third Native American tribe seeking to join litigation.

What I Learned From Watching More Than 500 Jan. 6 Videos

Here’s the top takeaway: The insurrection represented a greater threat to America than casual observers think.

COVID Vaccine For Kids Under 5 Delayed Until At Least April

Disappointing news for many parents.

Nevada Unmasked

Sisolak says the pandemic isn’t over, but masks mandates are.

Evictions Abound, Car Repo's Too, And Nobody Has Time For The Health Care Table

UNLV poverty simulation tries to show health students what working while poor is like.

Awake Early, Tahoe Bears Search For Food, Find Trouble

Former mayor: ‘Can’t kill our way out of problem’

What's In Your Wallet?

The Nevada Department of Health and Human Services announced the Covid-19 Vaccination Record card can be accessed through digital records.

Feds Propose Designation To Protect Rare Flower Habitat At Proposed Mine Site

“Designating critical habitat for Tiehm’s buckwheat is key to the plant’s persistence and recovery.”

State Starts Getting Orders Of Free At-Home COVID Tests

A “small delivery” of free at-home COVID tests have arrived in Nevada and will be distributed in Ely in the next few days.

Free At-Home COVID Tests To Be Handed Out To Medicare Beneficiaries This Spring

Medicare beneficiaries will be able to get up to eight over-the-counter COVID-19 tests per month at no cost.

Internet Access In Southern Nevada Still Has Significant Gaps

Southern Nevada is underperforming when it comes to providing internet access and affordable rates to residents.

Resorts World LV Executive Objects To Subpoena

Last month, creditors who say they are owed $13 million from Brandon Sattler, a high roller at Resorts World, subpoenaed Sibella to be d ...

More P-EBT Benefits Headed To Nevada

Popular food assistance program for kids will resume for the summer.

Lack Of Resources Thwarts Nevada's Response To Opioid Crisis, Officials Say

Virtual town hall discusses need to boost focus on underserved communities.

Washoe County To Consider Vacation Rental Tweaks

Commissioners are considering proposals to allow more tenants per unit, ensure adequate parking, and require ‘bear boxes’ to secure trash.

NV Tribe Receives Funding For Nutrition Center In Latest Round Of HUD Grants

‘We’re looking at seed-to-table’

Vaccine Mandates Have Always Faced Resistance And Saved Lives

Vaccine hesitancy is not new. It has been around for as long as there have been vaccines.

Food Insecurity During Pandemic Prompts Tribes To Bolster Food Sovereignty

The survey also showed that Native communities returned to their roots because of supply chain disruptions and inflation.

DA Seeks To Jail Professional Gambler Robin Hood 702 Over Tweets

Vigilante high-roller calls out Wolfson for warped sense of justice.

Online Orders For Free At-Home COVID Tests To Begin Jan. 19

Tests should ship via the U.S. Postal Service between seven and 12 days after they are ordered.

Nevada Lags Nation In COVID Vaccination For Ages 5-11

Vermont leads the nation with half of its 5-11 year olds vaccinated compared with Alabama, which has the lowest rate at 5%.

Community Based Solar Option Begins In Earnest With Newly Launched NV Energy Program

An NV Energy program to expand solar access to low-income Nevadans and disadvantaged businesses is off to a solid start.

They Paved Paradise, Put Up A Parking Lot… And Threw In Some Tigers?

County Commission to take up disappearing animal act.

Utah Groundwater Project Draws Ire From Nevada Officials And Tribal Leaders

The proposed Pine Valley Water Supply Project would pipe water to Ceder City in Iron County, Utah from aquifers east of Nevada's border.

Nevada Prisons Suspend Visitation

Following several positive cases among staff and inmates in August 2021, visitations were temporarily suspended at Ely State Prison.

American Support For Conspiracy Theories And Armed Rebellion Isn't New

We just didn’t believe it before the Capitol insurrection.

Judge Grants Pause On Geothermal Construction Near Sacred Hot Springs, Rare Toad Habitat

A 90-day pause will temporarily prevent construction of the Dixie Meadows geothermal energy project.

Once Is Not Enough When It Comes To COVID Tests

Home tests fail to reveal all infections.

Demand For COVID Tests Snarls Traffic, Exhausts Supply At UNLV Site

Southern Nevadans in search of a COVID-19 test waited hours in a traffic jam before some were turned away.

Tribe Works To Keep Home Of Endangered Fish Free Of Invasive Species

Continued collaboration between the federal government and the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, is essential to the recovery of the fish.

Selections & Reflections From The Nevada Current Staff On A Year Everyone Hoped Would Go Better

Each writer on the Nevada Current staff highlighted some of their work from the year.

Biden Slams COVID-19 Vaccine ‘Lies,' Announces Free At-Home Tests

President Biden announced new federal help as the nation grapples with a rising number of cases.

Rent Is Rising Faster In NV Than Almost Anywhere Else In US, Listing Site Finds

The Nevada Realtors Association stated that the state lacks rental control laws, meaning that landlords were free to “raise the roof.”

Las Vegas Airport Rids Itself Of A Crummy Name

The Las Vegas airport had no business being named for Pat McCarran.

Health District Reports First Nevada Omicron Case In Clark County Resident

On Tuesday, the Southern Nevada Health District said the variant was found in a woman from Clark County.

1 In 10 Southern Nevada Renter Households Received Federal Help

The scope of the impact of the federal pandemic rental assistance program in Nevada is beginning to emerge.

Biden To Unveil Plan To Blunt Potential COVID Surge This Winter

President Biden is scheduled to deliver remarks on the plan Thursday afternoon at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.

More Than 13,000 Nevada Kids Vaccinated In 1st Week Of Eligibility

The number represents a fraction of the 277,000 kids in the age range in the state, but it shows the eagerness of some parents.

After Hiatus, Project Homeless Connect Returns To Link People With Services

Project Homeless Connect brings together services providers and nonprofits to provide on-the-spot help.

Judge Says No Evidence Of Massacre At Proposed Mine Site, Tribes Say Otherwise

A federal judge turned down requests from Native American tribes to reconsider additional evidence that a massacre took place in the area.