Clark County Approves New Political Maps, Including 2nd Hispanic Majority District

Two of the county’s seven districts now have Hispanic majorities.

Child Tax Credits Brings Nevada Families More Than $600 Million Since July

Nationwide, more than $15 billion in advance child tax credit money was distributed during the month.

Biden Calls For ‘Decade Of Action' On Climate, Apologizes For Trump Exit From Paris Accord

Speaking at a pivotal United Nations climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, Biden said that there’s only “a brief window” to take action.

No Climate Deal For Biden As He Joins Global Allies At Critical UN Conference

But environmental advocates say they haven't given up and praised the new proposal for not trimming as much as it could have.

Lee, 20 Other House Dems Oppose Biden's Bank Tax Reporting Proposal

Lee and the other Democrats said “hundreds of thousands of constituents have reached out to our offices voicing concerns and opposition.”

What's In—And Out—Of Biden's Social Spending And Climate Bill

Snipped from that proposal are a number of key priorities for Democrats, including an attempt to create the first paid family leave program.

Resurrected Mining Oversight Commission Meets, Promises ‘Meaty' Discussions

A commission originally intended to scrutinize Nevada’s lucrative mining industry held its first meeting in nearly six years Thursday.

Nevadans Still Pushing For Paid Leave, Prescription Drug Provisions Cut From Spending Plan

A new framework for the Build Back Better Act revealed a trimmed-down investment to $1.75 trillion over a decade.

In-Patient Psychiatric Treatment For Youth Plunges As Beds Go Empty

Staffing shortage plagues state-run facilities.

NDOC Runs Into Problems Implementing Prison Gerrymandering Reform Bill

According to the Nevada law, prison inmates should be reallocated in census data so they are counted as residents.

Wildfire Responders Urge Congress To Improve Disaster Aid Process For At-Risk Communities

Wildfires across the United States have become larger, more intense and longer-lasting this century.

State Uses Federal Relief To Provide $5,000 Grants To Children With Disabilities

The Transforming Opportunities for Toddlers and Students (TOTS) program ensures families have resources to aid them in economic recovery.

What Will Virginia's Election Say About Nevada's? Probably Nothing Good.

I'm as eager as the next good little lefty on the street to see the Trump Party candidate.

Horsford, Titus Join Calls For Senate To Overrule Parliamentarian On Immigration

“Immigrants have been waiting decades for a comprehensive solution that recognizes their humanity and immeasurable contributions.”

It Is Time For Federal Legalization Of Cannabis

Nevada, of course, has been a trailblazer in legalizing cannabis and as a result, has reaped significant economic and social benefits.

Coyote Killing Contest Ban May Go To Legislature If Wildlife Commission Fails To Act

With the threat of state lawmakers invading their territory, wildlife commissioners may be ready to act.

Senate Republicans Again Block Debate On Voting Rights Bill

“When we are faced with a coordinated effort across our country to limit the freedom to vote, we must stand up and do what is right.”

Fiore Hits Right-Wing Notes In Gubernatorial Announcement

Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore announced she’s jumped into the already crowded Nevada Republican gubernatorial primary.

More Than 2,500 Proposals Submitted For Ways To Spend $6.7 Billion In ARP Funds. Now What?

Sisolak: ‘Our families need help with child care, with jobs and with housing’.

National Parks Nominee Pledges To Ramp Up Workforce, Improve Staff Morale

Charles F. Sams III, of Oregon, would be the first enrolled tribal member to lead the National Park Service.

Town Hall Brings To Light Racism, Experiences Of Black Migrants

As the daughter of Haitian immigrants, Kanesha Lenore Jean-Baptiste described the complicated world of being a Black immigrant in the U.S.

Immigrants Implore Democrats To ‘Keep Their Promises' On Immigration

The Democrats’ proposal to provide legal status to roughly 8 million people fell outside the boundaries of what can be done.

2nd Amendment Case Before Supreme Court Could Topple Gun Restrictions

A ruling in favor of the plaintiffs could loosen gun regulations in many parts of the country.

How A Mississippi Court Case Could Pave The Way For New Abortion Bans Across The U.S.

The abortion case that will be heard by the nation’s top court on Dec. 1 could spur a cascade of legal changes across two dozen states.

Feds, State Both Looking To Protect Workers From Extreme Heat

The federal heat standards will include heat stress thresholds, exposure monitoring and strategies to protect workers.

How Do You Solve Poverty? Throw Money At The Problem.

The COVID-19 pandemic showed us, once and for all, that we can eradicate poverty — if we want to.

Nevada Mum On Justice Dept. Probe Of Institutionalized Youth

Nevada and other states as far away as New York, may be in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Tribal Leaders Praise Restoration Of Grand Staircase-Escalante, Bears Ears Monuments

“The president restored protections to some of America’s most cherished lands and waters, many of which are sacred to Tribal Nations.”

Kieckhefer, Togliatti Appointed To Gaming Commission

Retired Clark County Judge Jennifer Togliatti was appointed the first woman to chair the Nevada Gaming Commission.

Congressional, State Redistricting Gets Underway. Sort Of.

A legislative committee focused on political redistricting convened for the first time Thursday.

It's Time For Biden-Harris & Congress To Step Up And Deliver A Path To Citizenship

Our country was built by stolen labor of Black, and later Asian people, on the stolen land and resources of Indigenous peoples.

Drought Conditions, Climate Crisis Spur Calls For More Efficient Water Infrastructure

Experts stressed the danger that droughts fueled by climate change pose in the West, including the Colorado River Basin.

Senator Assures Industry Nevada Will Remain A Mining Colony

Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto kept alive Nevada’s hallowed tradition of protecting gold mining corporations.

Nevada Families Getting More Money On Their P-EBT Cards

Another round of food aid for the 2021-22 school year.

National, Local Groups Push Congress To Keep Housing In Social Spending Bill

Local and national groups are concerned the proposed infusion of more than $300 billion into creating and preserving affordable housing.

USFWS Confirms It Will List Flower On Proposed Lithium Mine Site As Endangered

The Tiehm’s buckwheat could face extinction throughout all of its range without federal protections.

Group Aims To Slash Wild Horse And Burro Population By 75%

“We believe the Coalition for Healthy Nevada Lands is a front organization for the livestock ranchers and commercial trappers.”

Senate Confirms Stone-Manning To Head BLM, Overcoming Months Of GOP Attacks

The vote, 50-45, ended a contentious confirmation process for Stone-Manning.

‘Wildfire Year' Meant Record Days At The Highest Preparedness Level, Forest Service Chief Says

By some measures, the 2021 fire season has been milder than in recent years. But many of the individual fires were more intense.

Sisolak Discusses How ARP Money Can – And Can't – Be Spent

Officials are quite a ways off from deciding how exactly the billions of dollars allotted to the state and various agencies will be spent.