It's Reigning Men

Have you noticed the peculiar absence of men from the Roe v. Wade discussions?

Bombing Range Expansion Stalls In House But Not Dead Yet, Amodei Says

If passed the amendment could have potentially designated additional 400,000 acres of federal land for military use and local development.

Marchant's Fellow Election Denier Finally Makes It To Nevada – And Then To Jail In Colorado

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters had been indicted on charges related to election tampering.

Republicans Block Cortez Masto Bill Protecting Patients Traveling For Abortion Services

U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto called those efforts “blatantly unconstitutional”

Same-Sex Marriage And Contraception At Risk After Abortion Ruling, U.S. House Panel Told

Congress should enshrine in law the rights Americans are guaranteed as part of the 14th Amendment’s liberty clause.

Citizen Scientists, Latino Residents To Track Air Quality In East Las Vegas

Air pollution is one of the most prevalent environmental health risks in the United States.

Lee, Other Moderates, Urged To Oppose Tax Increases On Rich & Corporate, But Then Manchin Makes It Moot

There were multiple media reports that Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer had reached out to centrist Democrats.

Pregnant Patients Without Access To Abortion Face A ‘Death Sentence,' U.S. House Panel Told

“Simply put, we would be outlawing access to (health) care.”

Inspection Reports At LV Slaughterhouse Detail Filth, Question Bird Health

No winner in chicken dinner, say activists.

LV Apartment Rents Easing Amid Talk Of Rent Control

A report based on data provided by CoStar pegs average second quarter rent at $1,480 a month, up from $1,322 a year ago.

ACLU Of NV Legal Effort To Remove Weed From Schedule 1 Survives Challenge

ACLUNV says individuals are still being arrested for cannabis possession.

Racist Practices In Health Care Can Cause Medical Trauma, PTSD

America’s history of underdiagnosing and neglecting patients’ pain is long — especially for women and marginalized communities.

Washoe Upgrading Shelter, But Bed Count Will Remain The Same

The campus that started as a temporary structure with bunk beds is now upgrading to semi-private or completely private spaces.

Trump Tweet Invited ‘Wild' Mob To Block Transfer Of Power On Jan. 6, House Panel Says

Trump exerted extraordinary influence over the mob.

Medical Providers, Organizers Expect ‘Tidal Wave' Of Patients Seeking Abortion Services

There have been patients coming to Nevada from as far as Kentucky since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last month.

State Bans On Abortion Don't Apply To Emergency Health Care, White House Reminds Providers

“Under the law, no matter where you live, women have the right to emergency care — including abortion care.”

Reno And Its Discontents

Incumbent mayor won big in 2018, but supporters worry 2022 won’t be so easy.

As Abortion Crisis Engulfs Red States, Advocates Press White House For A Bolder Plan

“It is unconscionable to me that there was not more of a concrete plan, the hour after that decision came down.”

Trump Calls Nevada And The Nation ‘Cesspool Of Crime' As Lombardo, Laxalt Look On

Trump dedicated a significant chunk of his 45 minute speech at the Treasure Island resort to condemning the Democratic party.

Family Found Living In Nevada Museum With Weapons Cache

A pair of employees were found living with their two children in the Children's Museum of Northern Nevada in Carson City.

Winning Primaries With A Minority Of Votes Shows Need For Change, Group Says

FairVote’s president Rob Richie said the primary results show the current election system fails voters.

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.

To Build Latino Power, Make Nevada The Nation's First Primary

Nevada has another opportunity to move up the primary calendar.

Medicare Prescription Drug Negotiation Plan Advanced By Senate Democrats

The deal, brokered between Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin III, would allow Medicare to begi ...

Animal Foundation Slashes Services To Public

Rescues protest house cats released to the wild .

Biden's Plan To Nominate Anti-Abortion Lawyer To Federal Bench Draws Fire From Nevada Senators

Former NV lieutenant governor, now working in White House, emailed intent to KY governor.

Titus, Colleagues Blast Biden's Plan To Sell Jets To Turkey

Congress would still have to approve the final sale, which is estimated at $6 billion.

More Justice, More Safety

People for the American Way releases new handbook on how to transform public safety

Nye County First In Nation To Offer Voting In Shoshone Language

Thanks to a decades-old amendment, Clark County is federally required to provide ballots in Spanish and Tagalog.

Lombardo & Laxalt? Or Sisolak & Cortez Masto? Who Wants Trump Here More?

There were no reports of either Lombardo or Laxalt issuing statements about Trump’s visit.

Lower Insulin Co-Pays, List Prices Targeted In New Bipartisan U.S. Senate Bill

The bill would cap monthly co-pays for privately insured consumers as well as limit insulin rebates.

$10K Reporting Threshold For Athletes' NIL Deals Would Mean ‘Very Little Reporting'

How much money should a student athlete be able to make off their “name, image, or likeness” before having to report it?

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.

Democratic Control Of Senate Critical To Protecting Abortion Rights, Cortez Masto Says

“If we do not protect the seat, we are going to lose those rights that we have fought for.”

Sisolak: Legislature May Take Up Rent Control

Nevada is suffering an affordable housing crisis.

Supreme Court Curbs Federal Power To Regulate Greenhouse Gases

A major blow to the executive branch’s power to curb climate change.

History Made: Ketanji Brown Jackson Sworn In As U.S. Supreme Court Justice

The swearing-in ceremony at the Supreme Court making Jackson's place in history official took barely three minutes.

Nevada's Minimum Wage Increases … Slightly

The state's minimum wage increases to $10.50, up from $9.75, for workers not offered health coverage.

What Congressional Democrats Can't Do To Protect Abortion Rights – And What They Can

Codifying abortion rights into federal law through the budget reconciliation process.

Grant Helps State Launch Rural Mental Health Pilot Program

The program aims to help reduce the burden on law enforcement in rural and frontier counties by connecting people with telehealth experts.