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Broader Tribal Sovereignty At Stake In Federal Indian Child Welfare Act Case
A federal law to protect Native families from being separated is on a likely path to the Supreme Court.
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COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids Ages 5 To 11 Could Be Ready As Soon As Next Week
A CDC panel would meet on Nov. 2 and 3 to craft additional guidance on how the shot would be used.
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State Uses Federal Relief To Provide $5,000 Grants To Children With Disabilities
The Transforming Opportunities for Toddlers and Students (TOTS) program ensures families have resources to aid them in economic recovery.
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Incarcerated Pay Price For Prison System Staffing Shortages
A week away from vaccine mandate, state silent on coping with possible walkouts.
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What Will Virginia's Election Say About Nevada's? Probably Nothing Good.
I'm as eager as the next good little lefty on the street to see the Trump Party candidate.
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Ancient Groundwater: Why The Water You're Drinking May Be Thousands Of Years Old
Communities that rely on the Colorado River are facing a water crisis.
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Horsford, Titus Join Calls For Senate To Overrule Parliamentarian On Immigration
“Immigrants have been waiting decades for a comprehensive solution that recognizes their humanity and immeasurable contributions.”
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It Is Time For Federal Legalization Of Cannabis
Nevada, of course, has been a trailblazer in legalizing cannabis and as a result, has reaped significant economic and social benefits.
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NDOC's Pandemic Response Warrants State Investigation, Group Says
‘Don’t let last year’s mistakes happen again,’ advocates warn amid signs of a renewed COVID-19 surge.
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Coyote Killing Contest Ban May Go To Legislature If Wildlife Commission Fails To Act
With the threat of state lawmakers invading their territory, wildlife commissioners may be ready to act.
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Senate Republicans Again Block Debate On Voting Rights Bill
“When we are faced with a coordinated effort across our country to limit the freedom to vote, we must stand up and do what is right.”
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Feds OK ‘Mix-And-Match' Approach For COVID-19 Booster Shots
“Mix-and-match” shots will give more flexibility to state and local officials overseeing vaccination campaigns.
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Avoiding Water Bankruptcy In The Southwest: What The US And Iran Can Learn From Each Other
The Southwest is in an “anthropogenic drought” created by the combination of natural water variability, climate change and human activities.
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‘Someone Is Going To Die:' Workers At County Children's Shelter Warn Of Dire Conditions
SEIU held a walkout demonstration outside Child Haven, the county’s temporary housing facility for abused and neglected children.
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Fiore Hits Right-Wing Notes In Gubernatorial Announcement
Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore announced she’s jumped into the already crowded Nevada Republican gubernatorial primary.
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More Than 2,500 Proposals Submitted For Ways To Spend $6.7 Billion In ARP Funds. Now What?
Sisolak: ‘Our families need help with child care, with jobs and with housing’.
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National Parks Nominee Pledges To Ramp Up Workforce, Improve Staff Morale
Charles F. Sams III, of Oregon, would be the first enrolled tribal member to lead the National Park Service.
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Once Proven, RSV Preventions Should Be In Child Immunization Schedule
Scientists and doctors are developing new products that hold the promise to prevent RSV in all infants.
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Town Hall Brings To Light Racism, Experiences Of Black Migrants
As the daughter of Haitian immigrants, Kanesha Lenore Jean-Baptiste described the complicated world of being a Black immigrant in the U.S.
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Tahoe Areas Except Incline Village Crack Down On Vacation Rentals
Public workshop a ‘dog and pony’ show, says resident.
