Nevada
Friday, January 27, 2023
NV Journalism Professor: Diverse Sources Key for News Consumers
As National News Literacy Week comes to an end, one Nevada journalism professor says media professionals need to make building trust with their …
Thursday, January 26, 2023
NV Democrats: Governor Missed Mark on Key Issues in Speech
Some Nevada Democrats said the state's new Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo missed the mark on addressing key issues and putting forth solutions during …
NV Group's Progressive Expectations for New Legislature
The Nevada Legislature starts Feb. 6, where lawmakers will determine the state's priorities for the next two years. Despite the governor's seat …
NV Group Sounds Alarm on Integrated Work for Disabled Community
One Nevada group believes the state needs to prioritize integrated employment opportunities for people living with disabilities. The Nevada …
Proposed NV National Monument Seen as Crucial to Biden '30x30' Campaign
Nevada is still waiting for official designation of a new national monument. In late November, President Joe Biden said he is "committed" to …
New Laws Help NV Reach Clean-Energy Goals, Limit Air Pollution
Some Nevada laws going into effect this year aim to move the state's clean-energy goals forward and help reduce air pollution. Senate bill 448 aims …
NV Lawmakers Urged to Level Tenant-Landlord Dynamics
Nevada is the only state with a summary eviction system, meaning it is up to a renter to initiate a court challenge if a landlord decides to evict …
Consumer Auto Safety Groups Aim for Zero Takata Airbag Deaths in 2023
It's a brand new year - and consumer auto safety groups are hoping to avoid further deaths from faulty Takata airbags - by raising awareness about the…
Groups Press for Debt Cancellation to Lessen Racial Wealth Gap
The U.S. Supreme Court just set a date to consider whether President Joe Biden's student debt cancellation plan is legal - and advocates say Black …
Report: 'NV Worst in Nation' for Access to Primary Care Providers
The "America's Health Rankings 2022 Annual Report" is out, and it showed Nevada landed at the bottom or close to it among the states, on multiple …
Updated Online Tool Connects NV Veterans with Benefits
Only about 40% of Nevada's 226,000 military veterans actually use their government benefits, so AARP has just revamped its online tool to help people …
Clark County Commission to Vote Today on Pet-Store Sales of Cats, Dogs
A proposed ban on the sale of dogs, cats, rabbits and pot-bellied pigs at pet stores goes before the Clark County Commission today. Pet stores would …