A Conspiracy-Fueled Push To Count Ballots By Hand Gains Traction

Newly appointed County Clerk Mark Kampf plans to incorporate a hand-counting method.

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.

The Political Right's Efforts To Defund The IRS Are An Attack On Societal Health And Well-Being

The Internal Revenue Service needs a lot more funding and staff – not less.

The Inflation Reduction Act Will Lower Costs For Nevada's Families

For decades, leaders in Congress failed to rein in exploitatively high drug costs, but we’re finally about to get some relief.

House Republicans Outline Agenda In Bid For Control In The Midterms

“We wanted to lay out a bold, conservative vision to show the country there’s hope again.”

Most Nevadans Struggled To Afford Health Care In Past Year, Survey Says

“This survey further supports that health care has become unacceptably too expensive for some Nevadans.”

Breaking Systems, Harming Families

What happens to a functioning bureaucracy when people from outside the bureaucracy come in, and try to change it from the top.

Tribal Law Enforcement Boosted Under Bill Proposed By Members Of Congress From The West

The bill seeks to improve data sharing between tribes and state and federal authorities.

Nevada Joins Oregon, Washington In Prescription Drug Discount Program

A prescription drug discount card will help Nevadans save up to 80% on generic prescription drugs and 20% on name brand.

NV Gets $5.9m To Protect Communities From Wildfires

Nearly half of the wildfire management programs within Nevada are still in the planning phase.

Democrats Are Campaigning Like It's Just Another Election Year. It's Not.

The problem with Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s campaign ads.

Lawsuit Alleges Trump Schemed To Obtain Loans And Lower Taxes, Including On Las Vegas Tower

New York AG Letitia James alleges from 2013 through 2021, Trump's financial statements inflated the value of his Las Vegas property.

Groups Shift To Registering, Turning Out Young Voters Through Issues Like Climate Crisis

Climate issues speak to the youngest generation of voters in a unique way that other issues may not.

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

City of LV says shelter in violation of contract.

DeSantis And Abbott Pull From Segregationists' Playbook With Their Anti-Immigration Stunts

The message Southern racists aimed to send with their “reverse freedom rides” was, “Here, you love them so much, you take care of them.”

Majority Of Nevadans Eligible For Student Loan Relief Will Qualify For $20K, Estimates White House

An estimated 315,800 borrowers in Nevada could be eligible. Of those, 216,900 are Pell Grant recipients.

Nevada Officials Take Another Shot At Killing Yucca Mountain Project Once And For All

The legal move could provide the basis for a final decision of disapproving construction authorization for the controversial site.

Senators Want Stricter Rules To Protect Privacy Of Patients Seeking Abortion Services

Nevada Democratic Sen. Jacky Rosen joined 29 of her Senate colleagues urging stricter rules to protect abortion patients.

Nevada Test Scores Show Some Recovery From Pandemic Losses, But Still Lag

“We are pleased to see that Nevada’s statewide proficiency rate in both ELA and Math have shown an increase from the 2020-21 school year.”

Conspiracy Theories Are Dangerous Even If Very Few People Believe Them

Focusing on how many Americans believe conspiracy theories can distract from their dangers.

PR Work For ‘Big Oil' Helped Stymie Climate Action, U.S. House Democrats Say

Public relations firms aligned with oil and gas companies have tested the limits of their industry ethics.

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.

U.S. Senate Delays Same-Sex Marriage Vote Until After Midterm Elections

The move follows weeks of behind-the-scenes discussions among five U.S. senators from both political parties.

Retailers Endorse Lombardo, Skip U.S. Senate Race For Now

A Nevada retail industry association is casting its lot with Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo, a Republican, over Democratic Gov. Sisolak.

Behavioral Health Providers Confront Disparities And The ‘Misconception Of What Therapy Is'

A Clark County Community Connection event on Saturday will draw attention to behavioral health disparities.

Democracy: Use It Or Lose It

Republicans, as they continue to call themselves, have good reasons to be against democracy.

States' Chief Justices Group Argues Against Independent State Legislatures ‘Theory'

A group of judges is coming down against a theory that could give state legislatures the authority to set election and redistricting laws.

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.

Lawmakers Eye Legislation To Rein In Commissary Costs, Medical Debt For Incarcerated People

Any legislative efforts to limit costs, which are usually passed along to families, won't come until the 2023 Legislative session.

Nevada Republican House Candidates Pan Graham's Abortion Ban Bill; Laxalt Mum

Senator Graham’s bill would ban abortion in the U.S. after 15 weeks.

The CCSD Shell Game (Which They Are Really Bad At Playing)

The object of this game is to follow this kernel of truth.

Federal Legislation Would Regulate Anti-Abortion Centers

There are at least 2,550 first crisis pregnancy centers operating in the U.S., including at least seven in Nevada.

Biden Pitches ‘Moonshot' To Cut The Number Of Cancer Deaths In Half

Hoping to spur more progress, Biden has since called on Congress to authorize and fund a new Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health.

Segerblom Wins Legal Battle Against Man Who Alleged Defamation

Mack Miller suit stems from an incident during a September 2021 Clark County Commission meeting.

Democrats Feel Pressure To ‘Save The Republic' In Campaigns To Run State Election Systems

Election deniers are running for secretary of state in five critical states across the country.

Some Progress On Economic Fairness, And Still A Long Way To Go

It’s been a rough couple of years for American workers.

Conservation Group Ask Feds To List Rare NV Springsnail As Endangered Due To Lithium Mine

The rare Kings River pyrg is only known to live in 13 small isolated springs around Thacker Pass in Humboldt County.

Trail Of Evidence Led Police To German's Alleged Assailant

Lombardo: ‘Murder of journalist especially troublesome’