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Ad Campaign Warns Marchant Seeks To End Early Voting, Vote By Mail
The first Nevada ad, from a political action committee called the Safe Accessible Fair Elections (SAFE), began airing Tuesday.
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Question 1 Would Put Equal Rights Into Nevada Constitution
While there are federal and state laws protecting equal rights, proponents say Question 1 will fill in existing gaps for more protection.
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After Manchin Pulls His Energy Permitting Plan, Senate Advances Spending Bill
Democrats and Republicans voted 72-23 to move the measure toward a final vote later this week.
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Senate Panel Advances Bill Aimed At Preventing Another Jan. 6
The bill passed on nearly a unanimous vote, 14-1. The only senator present to vote against it was Ted Cruz, a Texas Republican.
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Complaint Filed Against Lombardo For Donating Metro Helicopter Ride To Anti-Abortion Group's Fundraiser
“In a blatant violation of Nevada’s ethics laws, Sheriff Lombardo has improperly misused official government resources.”
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What Nevada's Question 2 Means For The State's Minimum Wage
If passed, the new minimum wage would become effective July 1, 2024.
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Gaps In Insurance Laws Force Families To Seek Costly Out-Of-Network Mental Health Care
Federal laws do not require all insurers to provide mental health coverage.
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A Conspiracy-Fueled Push To Count Ballots By Hand Gains Traction
Newly appointed County Clerk Mark Kampf plans to incorporate a hand-counting method.
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Animal Foundation CEO Pleads For Community's Help To Ease Overcrowding
Those interested should visit the shelter in person from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
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The Political Right's Efforts To Defund The IRS Are An Attack On Societal Health And Well-Being
The Internal Revenue Service needs a lot more funding and staff – not less.
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The Inflation Reduction Act Will Lower Costs For Nevada's Families
For decades, leaders in Congress failed to rein in exploitatively high drug costs, but we’re finally about to get some relief.
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House Republicans Outline Agenda In Bid For Control In The Midterms
“We wanted to lay out a bold, conservative vision to show the country there’s hope again.”
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Most Nevadans Struggled To Afford Health Care In Past Year, Survey Says
“This survey further supports that health care has become unacceptably too expensive for some Nevadans.”
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Breaking Systems, Harming Families
What happens to a functioning bureaucracy when people from outside the bureaucracy come in, and try to change it from the top.
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Tribal Law Enforcement Boosted Under Bill Proposed By Members Of Congress From The West
The bill seeks to improve data sharing between tribes and state and federal authorities.
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Nevada Joins Oregon, Washington In Prescription Drug Discount Program
A prescription drug discount card will help Nevadans save up to 80% on generic prescription drugs and 20% on name brand.
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NV Gets $5.9m To Protect Communities From Wildfires
Nearly half of the wildfire management programs within Nevada are still in the planning phase.
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Democrats Are Campaigning Like It's Just Another Election Year. It's Not.
The problem with Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s campaign ads.
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Lawsuit Alleges Trump Schemed To Obtain Loans And Lower Taxes, Including On Las Vegas Tower
New York AG Letitia James alleges from 2013 through 2021, Trump's financial statements inflated the value of his Las Vegas property.
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Groups Shift To Registering, Turning Out Young Voters Through Issues Like Climate Crisis
Climate issues speak to the youngest generation of voters in a unique way that other issues may not.
