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State Looks To DMV, DHHS For Help With Anti-Prison Gerrymandering
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles and Health and Human Services are trying to identify the last known addresses of thousands of inmates.
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Cortez Masto, Lee Tout Infrastructure Bill, Optimistic About Social Spending Plan
The social spending and climate bill has been undergoing intense debate among the progressive and moderate wings of the Democratic Party.
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Congressional Panel Demands Siegel Provide Information On Eviction Practices
The Seigel Group has failed to provide information requested by the congressional panel in July.
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Democrats Look To Improve Position In Congressional Swing Districts
Democratic lawmakers released proposed political maps for Nevada’s four U.S. House districts.
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Did Zillow Get Out Over Its Skis?
Company is selling homes for less than it paid for them.
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State Board Denies City Of Las Vegas Charter School Application, For Now
Board wants details of financial arrangements with outside management organization.
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Historic Federal Pandemic Relief Could Mean Investing In Safety Net For Homeless Youth
Those with lived experience offer ideas to make homelessness ‘rare, brief and one-time’.
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Obama At World Climate Conference: We Are Falling Short
“Collectively and individually, we are still falling short. We have not done nearly enough to address this crisis.”
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Adam Laxalt, Trumpism And The Big Lie: A Chronology
There are policy disagreements. There are campaign talking points. Then, there's the Big Lie.
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U.S. House Sends $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill To Biden For His Signature
Democrats in state’s delegation highlight billions headed for Nevada.
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Yes, House Democrats Caved To Manchin
All, but six, progressives give up their leverage.
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Child Care In NV Will Be ‘Decimated' If Congress Doesn't Act, Providers Say
The plan would make child care more affordable, increase wages for workers, and put a cap on what percent of income parents would pay.
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Vacation Rental Owner Loses Defamation Claim Against Neighbor
Judge Tara Clark Newberry ruled local businessman Gary Wu “does not have a likelihood of success” in his defamation claim.
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Supreme Court Justices Skeptical About New York Gun Control Law
Chief Justice John Roberts said he found it surprising that local officials could make decisions about a constitutional right.
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Fired But Not Gone Yet, Jara Still Roiling CCSD
The Trustees who are loyal to the ousted superintendent derailed an attempt to name his interim replacement.
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Senate Republicans Block A Voting Rights Bill For The Third Time This Year
It was the third time this year Senate Democrats tried to bring a voting rights bill to the floor and the third time the attempt failed.
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Former Caesars Principal Who Paid Epstein Is Reportedly Under Criminal Investigation
Nevada regulators looked away before. Will they again as Apollo takes over Sands?
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Federal Vaccine Rule For Private Businesses To Kick In On Jan. 4
The policy from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is set to affect 84 million workers across the U.S.
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Hundreds Of Prison Staff Submitted Religious Exemptions Ahead Of Vaccination Deadline
Prison officials said 285 of the 2,372 correctional staff have submitted vaccination exemptions ahead of the Nov. 1 deadline.
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Lee, Horsford Rejoice As Prescription Drugs Put Back In Build Back Better
Senate Democrats have reached an agreement that would allow Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices.
