Will Detroit Remain The U.S. Auto Industry's Center Amid The Switch To EVs?

It’s a critical time for Michigan’s automakers and policymakers.

Told Need ‘Has Not Peaked,' Lawmakers Allocate More ARPA Funds For Rental Assistance

More funding is needed to keep people housed, divert tenants from the court system and prevent overloading the social safety net.

Feds Nudge Nevada Minnow Toward Endangered Species Status

A three month review found that listing the rare desert minnow under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 “may be warranted.”

Culinary, Stymied By NLV, Shifts Rent Stabilization Effort To Clark And Washoe

Hospitality industry workers are traveling the state announcing it will not fight NLV in court, but rather by electing officials.

Citing Nevada's Example, Cortez Masto Calls On Feds To Make Other States Conserve Water

Last week, federal officials announced that Nevada would lose about 8% of its water allocation starting January 2023.

NV Health Officials Warn Everyone Is Vulnerable To Monkeypox

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

How Gay Rodeos Upend Assumptions About Life In Rural America

We know that queer people have always belonged in rural places and have always participated in rural traditions.

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

UNR Slaughterhouse Cited By USDA For Inhumane Handling

Workers at Wolf Pack Meats, Reno’s slaughterhouse, repeatedly violated humane handling practices during two March inspections.

Legislative Panel Preps Mental Health Bills For 2023 Session

Health care providers that diagnose an opioid use disorder will be required to offer information on evidence-based treatment options.

White House Projections Tout Impact Of Climate, Health Law On Nevada

Various provisions of the bill will start to take effect in 2023 while others won’t come into play for a few more years.

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

State Allocates Millions In ARPA Money To Child Mental Health

“We're going to make a huge generational change for the children.”

A Month Into 988, Call Volumes Up, But State Behavioral Health Infrastructure Isn't

Some of Nevada’s challenges in the launch process are the same as those faced nationally.

Lombardo's Plan To Fix All Nevada's Problems? Jailing People For Running Stop Signs.

“One of the most important things,” Lombardo said, “is the wrong direction we're going in our society when it comes to law and order.”

Dems Need To Grab The High Ground Of Freedom

A few smart Democrats are talking about an idea that just might do the job.

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.

Biden Signs Into Law Democrats' Wide-Ranging Climate Change, Health Care And Tax Bill

Flanked by a handful of Democrats, Biden sharply contrasted his outlook for the country with that of Republicans.

More Water Cuts For Lower Colorado River Basin States

Nevada will lose about 25,000 acre-feet of water, starting January 2023 as a stopgap solution to stabilize water levels at Lake Mead.

State Can't Stop Move To Hand-Counting Paper Ballots, So Attempts To Regulate It

The proposed temporary regulation would require the clerk to submit contingency plans to meet statutory deadlines for hand counts.

Do Not Be Fooled By Lithium Nevada's Publicity Tactics

Despite Lithium Nevada’s attempts to portray a good neighbor relationship with Native Americans, the reality is much different.

Tackling Turnover: Hospitality Sector Confronts An Old Problem The Pandemic Made Worse

The pandemic has made strategists and executives alike rethink their expectations of recruiting, retaining and managing personnel.

Search Warrant Shows Trump Under Investigation For Possible Espionage Act Violations

The search warrant covered the “retrieval, storage, or transmission of national defense information or classified material.”

Your Plane Landed Safely — Thank The Bureaucrats At The FAA

Journalists don’t report on the planes that landed, but maybe we should.

Biden Signs Bill Aiding Veterans Exposed To Toxic Substances Overseas

Burn pits “became the biggest nightmare of our lives.”

Elko Will Keep High School's ‘Indian' Mascot

“We're not making any changes to any mascots at this time,” said Clayton Anderson, the district superintendent.

Substance Abuse Conference Focuses On State's Increased Fentanyl Overdose Rates

In previous years the conference focused on social determinants of health and equity, but switched amid the increase in fentanyl deaths.

Biden Administration Proposes Changing How Monkeypox Vaccine Is Administered

The latest shift in strategy comes as the administration races to curtail the spread of the virus.

Facebook Data Used To Prosecute Nebraska Mother, Daughter After Alleged Abortion

The criminal charges are among the first nationally to use Facebook data subpoenaed by police against a woman seeking an abortion.

Democrats Eye A Majority On The Washoe County Commission

Democrats – and at least one Republican – say flipping the seat would help relieve political tensions in the county.

Cortez Masto, Rosen Join Republicans In Exempting Investment Firms From Tax

But some experts suggest the amendment allows highly-paid investment managers to escape taxation.

How Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage Would Change Under U.S. Senate Democrats' Bill

Under the legislation, Medicare would start negotiating the prices of some drugs in Part D beginning four years from now.

Senate Passes Major Health, Tax And Climate Bill In Boost For Democrats

“This bill will kick-start the era of affordable clean energy in America.”

Vacation Rental Owners Sue State, Clark County Over New Law

Allege regulation is unconstitutional.

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.”

The Big Republican Endorsement Of A Democrat We're All Waiting For

High-powered Republican political consultant Pete Ernaut endorsed Sen. Cortez Masto.

Sinema Makes Dems Drop Plan To Fix Carried Interest Tax Loophole

“We have agreed to remove the carried interest tax provision,” Sinema said in a statement. “Subject to the parliamentarian's review, I'l ...

At Hearing On Threats To Election Officials, GOP Senators Strive To Change The Subject

The Senate panel called current and former election officials and members of law enforcement to discuss the threats and potential solutions.