Suspect Science And Claims At Center Of Abortion-Pill Lawsuit Suspect Science And Claims At Center Of Abortion-Pill Lawsuit

In addition to relying on flawed research manufactured by the anti-abortion movement, the plaintiffs mix religion with science.

Tourism Industry's Rising Tide Lifts All Boats, Says Tourism Industry

“Gaming revenues are at an all-time high in Nevada.”

Proposed Bills Designed To Protect Tribal Sovereignty, Sharpen Investigations Of Missing Persons

This year, lawmakers are looking to introduce several bills focused on the needs of tribes in the state.

Amid NV's Health Provider Shortage, Insurance Companies Denying Specialists Entry In Networks

Systemic barrier may be especially troublesome for those seeking behavioral, mental health services.

Democrats Line Up Behind Bill To Codify Sisolak Executive Order Protecting Abortion Rights

“This is a crucial step in continuing to shore up protections for abortion patients in Nevada.”

Attorney Allegedly Used Courts To Obtain Money Under False Pretenses

Clark County Judge Maria Gall is ordering Las Vegas attorney J. Scott MacDonald to show cause why he should not be sanctioned.

Lombardo's Desire For Public Land Sales Could Boost Warehouse Economy

“The preferred land is pretty much all gone, particularly in the Las Vegas Valley and in the urbanized portion of Clark County.”

Whose House? Biden's House.

Normally, when you’re a guest in someone’s house, it’s good manners to roll with the punches, and take whatever comes your way.

Democratic State Officers Outline Legislative Goals

Treasurer sounds alarm over threat of Congress defaulting on national debt.

In 2024, NV's Democratic Presidential Primary Will Be 2nd! If There Is One.

Nevada’s second-in-the-nation Democratic Presidential Primary might not happen at all.

U.S. House GOP Preps For Debates On ‘Parents' Rights,' School Vouchers And Transgender Athletes

Challenging and disparaging public education has become a major cause for the GOP.

Lombardo To Propose Expansion Of Governor's Office

The office is still drafting the exact roles.

County Commission Approves Contracts To Help Child Sex Traffic Victims, Survivors

Nevada, specifically Las Vegas, has long been a hotspot for child victims of commercial sex trafficking.

When It Comes To Working Moms, Nevada Legislature's Demographics Reflect Reality

Women make up 60% of the Nevada State Legislature — the highest percentage of any state in the country.

Biden In State Of The Union Address Draws Boos And Shouts From A Combative GOP

President Biden opened the 72-minute speech with an olive branch to congressional Republicans.

Thacker Pass Lithium Mine Clears Most Legal Challenges, Minus A Judge Ordered Waste Rock Review

Chief Judge Miranda M. Du rejected opponents' claims that the project would cause “unnecessary and undue degradation” to the wildlife.

Dems, Latino Caucus Outline Plan To Expand Medicaid Eligibility

One of the top priorities is legislation seeking to expand Medicaid eligibility no matter a person’s citizenship.

Proposed Federal Rule Would Lower Credit Card Late Fees

The new rule would limit late fees to $8.

Legislative Conservation Agenda Includes Wildlife Crossings, EV Trucks, And Septic Tanks

Protecting Nevada's wildlife is on the list of priorities.

State Lawmaker Drafting Bill To Give Local Governments Power To Tackle Rent, Housing

Local officials have the ability to implement their own regulations to address housing affordability.

States Criticized For Spending Federal Relief Funds On Tax Cuts, Prisons

The American Civil Liberties Union in a letter last month requested that the Treasury Department investigate the misuse of ARPA funds.

DNC Affirms Nevada's 2nd Spot On Revised Presidential Primary Calendar

The DNC calendar has Nevada sharing a Feb. 6, 2024 primary date – three days after South Carolina – with New Hampshire.

Democrats Propose $250 Million Plan To Leverage Raises For Teachers

The districts would have to certify their proposed raises and commit to cover their share.

PLAN Outlines What It Wants From Joe Lombardo And Nevada Lawmakers

“The so-called ‘Nevada Way' has worked for a small percentage of Nevadans already at the top while drowning out those at the bottom.”

Medical School, Researchers Call Attention To NV's Shortage Of Doctor Residency Programs

Upwards of 50% of physicians stay within 100 miles of their residency program.

Congressional Black Caucus Meets With Biden To Push For Police Accountability

The Congressional Black Caucus urged the administration to use its executive power for law enforcement reform.

U.S. House Agrees On Something: Lawmakers Condemn ‘The Horrors Of Socialism'

Democrats rebuked majority Republicans for spending time on a “political stunt” and refusing to allow debate.

The Legislature's 1st Job Should Be Stopping A 2nd Tesla Giveaway

On March 2, a state economic development agency is scheduled to vote on giving Tesla new, additional tax breaks.

GM Commits $650M To Develop Nevada Lithium Mine Tangled In Federal Lawsuit

The investment is subject to various conditions, including the outcome of an ongoing lawsuit it faces in federal court.

Lawmakers Want More Health Care And Education For NV's Children On Governor's Desk

Nevada routinely lands on the bottom of lists measuring child welfare.

Darting Program Is Model For Wild Horse Management, Say Advocates

Horse advocates announced their four-year long fertility control effort is reducing births and could set a new model for managing wild herds

Here Are The Nevada Businesses With The Most Employees Enrolled In Medicaid

Coverage for those approximately 330,000 Nevadans cost $1.2 billion in the last fiscal year.

If State Lawmakers Want Tenants Protected, State Lawmakers Will Have To Protect Tenants

Nevada, like many other states, faces a looming eviction crisis.

SNHD Publishes Plan With ‘Realistic Timelines For Improving Public Health'

Four major health priorities are outlined in the plan: chronic disease, access to care, funding, and transportation access.

Waiting For California: 6 Colorado River States Reach Agreement Even As 7th Still On Sidelines

Six Western states along the Colorado River have reached a tentative agreement to cut back on shared water use from the two major dams.

Some Nevada Households Paying A Fifth Of Their Income – Or More – On Child Care, Report Says

The Women's Bureau within the department issued a report in January that based findings from the National Database of Childcare Prices.

It's Not All Lithium All The Time: DOE Commits Millions To Hydrogen Fuel Research

The $47 million in funding to accelerate the research, development, and demonstration of affordable clean hydrogen technologies.

Nurses Say UMC's Sick Call Policy Jeopardizes Health Of Patients, Staff

The union also alleges employees who become sick have to find a replacement to cover their shift, which the hospital denies.

Center Offering Legal Information On Eviction, Civil Matters Sees High Volume Of Clients

Attorneys with the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada liken the Civil Law Self-Help Center to a legal emergency room.

Independent Voters Are Pretty Unpredictable, Not ‘Shadow Partisans'

Self-identified independents have averaged 42% of the U.S. public over the past year. Their influence was felt in the 2022 midterms.