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The pandemic has made a bad situation worse with respect to women in the gaming industry.
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Clark County Approves New Political Maps, Including 2nd Hispanic Majority District
Two of the county’s seven districts now have Hispanic majorities.
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COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids 5 To 11 Get Final Endorsement By CDC
Vials of the pediatric version of the vaccine have already been shipped to states, so they are ready for use following the CDC action.
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Gambling Giant Caesars Entertainment May Derail Planned Reno Bike Path
The $13 million plan won preliminary approvals and the Regional Transportation Center began work on the design.
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Cirque Du CCSD
The entire performance – including improvisation – took eight hours, though most of the drama was resolved within five.
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Child Tax Credits Brings Nevada Families More Than $600 Million Since July
Nationwide, more than $15 billion in advance child tax credit money was distributed during the month.
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Biden Calls For ‘Decade Of Action' On Climate, Apologizes For Trump Exit From Paris Accord
Speaking at a pivotal United Nations climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland, Biden said that there’s only “a brief window” to take action.
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What Big Oil Knew About Climate Change, In Its Own Words
The industry’s own words, as my research found, show companies knew about the risk long before most of the rest of the world.
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No Climate Deal For Biden As He Joins Global Allies At Critical UN Conference
But environmental advocates say they haven't given up and praised the new proposal for not trimming as much as it could have.
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Lee, 20 Other House Dems Oppose Biden's Bank Tax Reporting Proposal
Lee and the other Democrats said “hundreds of thousands of constituents have reached out to our offices voicing concerns and opposition.”
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Queer Halloween Saved Lives
One night a year, trans and queer folk could slip bigoted laws aimed at gender expression.
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What's In—And Out—Of Biden's Social Spending And Climate Bill
Snipped from that proposal are a number of key priorities for Democrats, including an attempt to create the first paid family leave program.
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Resurrected Mining Oversight Commission Meets, Promises ‘Meaty' Discussions
A commission originally intended to scrutinize Nevada’s lucrative mining industry held its first meeting in nearly six years Thursday.
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Nevadans Still Pushing For Paid Leave, Prescription Drug Provisions Cut From Spending Plan
A new framework for the Build Back Better Act revealed a trimmed-down investment to $1.75 trillion over a decade.
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In-Patient Psychiatric Treatment For Youth Plunges As Beds Go Empty
Staffing shortage plagues state-run facilities.
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Will Jara's Dictatorial Tendencies Come Back To Bite Him?
I’ve talked to principals who HAVE faced discipline for talking on social media or disagreeing with Jara in front of their peers.
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NDOC Runs Into Problems Implementing Prison Gerrymandering Reform Bill
According to the Nevada law, prison inmates should be reallocated in census data so they are counted as residents.
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Garland Stands By FBI Investigation Of Threats Against School Board Members
U.S. Senate Republicans grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland for more than four hours.
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Wildfire Responders Urge Congress To Improve Disaster Aid Process For At-Risk Communities
Wildfires across the United States have become larger, more intense and longer-lasting this century.
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Nevada Regulators Give Would-Be Cannabis Dispensaries Time To Wait Out Local Moratoriums
The move is raising the ire of at least one competitor.
