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PODS® Las Vegas Provides Guide to Moving and Storage Container Sizes

PODS® Las Vegas put together a comprehensive guide on moving and storage container sizes in response to the demand for storage solutions

PODS® Las Vegas Supports Big Brothers Big Sisters with Cleaning Event

PODS® teams up with local organizations to make giving back easier than ever

PODS® Las Vegas Has Storage Solutions for Spring Cleaning

PODS® is here to simplify the spring cleaning process with storage solutions.

New Year, New Home: Plan Your Remodel with PODS® Las Vegas

Winter in Nevada is unlike anywhere else.

New Year, New Space: Downsizing Clutter with PODS

The new year is a great time to set resolutions and goals

PODS® Las Vegas Makes Local Moves a Breeze for College Students

Moving locally can also be an exciting adventure but even local moves can be a bit overwhelming

Lithium Mining Company Hopes To Plow Ahead By Growing Endangered Plant In Greenhouse

Ioneer Corp. has maintained the company’s planned lithium mine and the rare wildflower unique to Nevada can coexist.

Penn Stock Plummets As Bartstool's Portnoy Claims Sidekick Fired For Racial Slur

Penn Entertainment’s stock slid more than 13% Thursday.

County OK’s Vision Of Tunnels Filled With Teslas

The Boring Company received approval from the Clark County Commission to extend its Vegas Loop tunnel system by 25 miles.

With Decarbonization, Advocates See A Bright Future For Nuclear After Decades Of Dormancy

Nuclear engineer Yasir Arafat and his team have been working to design, build and fire up the world’s first modern “microreactor.”

Washoe County Puts Gerlach Geothermal Project On Ice

The ruling is a major blow to Ormat Technologies development plans, which include a potential large-scale geothermal development project.

‘The Tourists Pay It' Is A Lousy Excuse For Punishing Nevadans With A Regressive Tax System

How much of the food and drinking sales tax is paid by tourists, and how much is paid by locals?

If Businesses Want To Give Money To Private Schools, Nothing Is Stopping Them

Businesses can currently claim pseudo-voucher scholarship tax credits against the modified business tax.

Weed Growers Say They're Overtaxed Under Nevada Scheme

Fixes would cost state millions a year.

State Senator Continues Push To Expand Sales Tax Base To Include Digital Products

The digital goods tax bill would broaden Nevada’s sales tax base to include ebooks and streaming services.

The Cost Of Degrading Low-Wage Workers

Jobs in food service, retail, caregiving, child care, janitorial services and the hospitality industries are essential to our economy.

Help Wanted: Women Needed For U.S. Chips Manufacturing Plan To Succeed

The Biden administration wants to add a million more women in construction jobs to aid in infrastructure projects across the country.

Reno-Based Geothermal Developer Set To Sue Biden Administration Over Toad's Endangered Listing

Ormat Technologies Inc. argues the agency’s analysis was based on outdated information and misinformed projections.

Lithium: ‘More Economic Colonialism?' Nevada: ‘Yes, Please.'

If lithium really is the mineral industry darling of tomorrow, we should think about how we’re going to tax it.

Young People ‘Bored' By Nevada Gambling, Says Former Governor

A tedious regulatory apparatus is thwarting innovation by hi-tech gambling device manufacturers.

Regulators Ended The Week Like They Started It — Tamping Down Fears, Rescuing A Bank

President Joe Biden called on Congress to take action to make it easier for regulators to hold senior bank executives accountable.

First NV Gas Plant In 15 Years Gets Expedited Approval, Customers Likely To Get The Bill

The energy monopoly will build a 400 MW gas-fired combustion turbine – or “peaker plant” – on the site of the Silverhawk Generating Station.

Biden Says U.S. Bank Deposits Are Safe Despite Tumult Over California Bank Collapse

Americans “should feel confident that their deposits will be there, if and when they need them.”

Employee Misclassification Only Tiny Fraction Of Labor Investigations In Nevada

Employee misclassification is defined as the practice of hiring workers as independent contractors when they should be considered employees.

Lawmaker: Nevada's Regulation Of Weed Strangling Industry As Sales Fall

Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board is thwarting growth of the industry.

Rosen, Ernst Introduce Bill To Expand SBA Loans For Non-Profit Child Care Providers

For-profit providers have access to larger and more flexible loan programs, whereas non-profits are limited to the SBA’s microloan programs.

Legislature Proposes Excessive Heat Protections For Workers

Nevada, like most states, doesn’t have an enforceable heat illness standard.

Musk Had Them At ‘Hello'

There is scant evidence in Nevada, or anywhere else, that incentives make corporations build stuff or do stuff.

Tesla Says It ‘Really Loves' Nevada, Nevada Rubber-Stamps Tax Relief Package

“We like the state. We like the workforce. We like the things you guys have built here.”

Bill Would Make It Easier For Street Vendors To Get Permits

Lawmakers said the bill would remove systemic barriers to starting a business and further economic opportunity for vendors.

Tesla Requesting $412 Million In New Tax Relief Package, Approval Scheduled For Thursday

The company's request comes with a requirement of capital investments, as well a promise to invest in housing, transportation and child care

Attorney General Calls For Stricter Penalties On Businesses Selling Tobacco To Youth

Under the proposed penalty structure, businesses could lose their tobacco license for up to six months.

Revenue Chair Calls On GOED To Delay Vote On Tesla Abatement Package

GOED's board is scheduled to vote on an abatement package on March 2.

As Tesla Abatement Request Looms, Legislators Ponder Whether GOED Has Too Much Power

In the meantime, a few lawmakers are vocalizing concerns with the process of approving tax abatements.

Las Vegas Sands, Wynn, Caesars Make Top 100 List Of Most Overpaid CEOs

Sands Corp. CEO Robert Goldstein was named the seventh most overpaid CEO in the country.

A Las Vegas Super Bowl Should Be Fun, But Let's Not Pretend It's ‘Economic Development'

Economic projections for the Super Bowl and other sports events and facilities have long been notoriously, almost comically, overhyped.

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.

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.

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.