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Sparks fly as Sen. Rosen grills USPS chief on Reno mail plans
Democratic U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen lambasted Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and the U.S. Postal Service in a Senate committee hearing over what Nevada’s junior senator ...
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City of Las Vegas, water district will team up on hydrant locks to cut down on water thefts
From a water truck driver looking to top off their tank to a family filling up their pool on the sly, locals hooking hoses up ...
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CCSD’s request for promised Nevada funding to be heard next month
The Clark County School District is asking Nevada lawmakers next month for its full $173.8 million allotment under a special state fund for educator salaries ...
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Nevada immigration advocates, industry leaders sound call for expanded work authorization
How severe is the blue-collar worker shortage? More than 100,000 people are needed to fill open construction jobs in Las Vegas, said Amanda Moss, senior ...
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State, federal officials ask USPS to keep mail sorting in Reno
Federal and state officials from Nevada are joining a growing call against a proposal by the U.S. Postal Service that would repurpose a Reno mail-processing ...
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Nevada's first regulated cannabis consumption lounge opens in Las Vegas
In the seconds before the first state-regulated cannabis consumption lounge would open at Thrive Cannabis Marketplace near the Strip, Clark County Commission Tick Segerblom prepared ...
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GOP Nevada Sen. hopeful has ‘closed the door’ on federal abortion ban
Nevada Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Sam Brown says he has “closed the door” on support for a federal abortion ban, marking a break with his ...
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Nevada water law ruling backs state engineer’s powers, further stalls Coyote Springs project
Conservationists are calling a recent decision by the Nevada Supreme Court updating the state’s water law a significant victory because the ruling paves the way ...
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Las Vegas City Council takes symbolic stand against antisemitism
Las Vegas City Councilwoman Victoria Seaman discovered antisemitic graffiti in her ward late last year. Seaman and her city colleagues are taking a symbolic action, ...
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Trump wins Nevada caucuses, though GOP keeps process close to the vest
The Nevada Republican party has said it decided to hold privately run caucuses to choose its presidential nominee because it would be a safer, more ...
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Voters in Nevada give Biden support; GOP worried about turnout for caucuses
Clark County residents encountered rain and overcast conditions Tuesday when they left their homes for the polls to vote in the first Nevada presidential preference ...
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Nevada Democrats turn out for Biden; 'none of these' wins GOP side
Nevada’s presidential primary on Tuesday produced one result many expected: President Joe Biden was the runaway winner against a noncompetitive field.
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Teachers group suing Nevada over funding for A's stadium in Las Vegas
A group of Nevada teachers filed a lawsuit Monday challenging the constitutionality of a Nevada law that will allocate $380 million in public funding to ...
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At CES, senators advocate rapid legislative response to AI
As the artificial intelligence revolution takes place at an accelerated pace, policymakers need to be innovating equally as fast to enact laws in response ...
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Lawsuit takes aim at Nevada's public option health insurance program
The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Nevada’s First Judicial District Court in Carson City, charges that Senate Bill 420, passed into law during the 2021 legislative ...
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To tackle overpumping crisis, new program offers cash for water rights in Nevada
A conservation program financed by the federal government is hoping to lure property owners in parts of Nevada to surrender their groundwater rights, but the ...
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Nevada Sen. joins lawmakers calling for FTC to block Kroger-Albertsons merger
Nevada U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen on Tuesday sent a letter to Federal Trade Commission chairwoman Lina Khan opposing the proposed merger between two of the ...
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AG Ford defends work to obtain indictments for Nevada’s six GOP fake electors
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford on Tuesday praised his office’s work to secure the criminal indictments of six Republicans who represented themselves as “alternative” electors ...
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Veterans looking to become entrepreneurs get new resource in Nevada
Officials on Monday celebrated the grand opening of Nevada’s first Veterans Business Outreach Center, or VBOC, at the UNLV Technology Park in Spring Valley. It’s ...
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Lawmaker calls for investigation into Nevada wild horse deaths
Rep. Dina Titus is calling for a thorough and transparent investigation by the Bureau of Land Management into a truck wreck that killed seven wild ...
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