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More Mortgage Assistance On The Way — Eventually
Nevada is set to receive $121 million in Homeowner Assistance Funds, approved as part of the American Rescue Plan.
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Sisolak: Some Nevada Jobs ‘Aren't Coming Back'
Governor and Labor Secretary tout apprenticeship programs, infrastructure bill.
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Principals Vs. Teachers
Welcome to the intermediate round of The Fight Over Control of Our Schools.
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Child Tax Credit Cash For Nevada Families Starts In July
More than 600,000 Nevada children to benefit from credit's expansion.
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Endangered Species To Get A Reprieve Under Biden Administration Plans
The Biden administration is rewriting how it protects endangered species.
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‘Outmaneuvered:' Housing Justice Advocates Reflect On Session, Look To Future
Another long unresolved problem in Nevada: housing security.
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The Myth Of The Absent Black Father
Black fathers are the norm in the lives of Black children, but we are dogged by a defamatory narrative about our supposed absenteeism.
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What, To The Republican, Is The Nineteenth Of June?
The headline above pays homage to one of the most powerful and brilliant speeches in American history.
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Biden Signs Law Making Juneteenth A New Federal Holiday
June 19, the date of the end of slavery in the U.S., is now a national holiday.
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Privatization Of Education Undermines Civil Liberties For Students And Families
At least one private school in Nevada is searching family computers and using the information to shame students and parents into withdrawing
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Threats To DACA Still Loom After 9 Years, Say Dreamers
Nearly a decade after the temporary program was established, Senate Democrats are eyeing a permanent solution.
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City Of Las Vegas Enters School Choice Debate With Plan To Open Charter
And they aren't the only Southern Nevada municipality taking a more hands-on approach to education.
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Nevadans Want National Monument Over Wind Farm
A national monument would permanently protect nearly 400,000 acres south of Las Vegas.
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Trump Wanted U.S. Supreme Court To Order New Election In NV, Other States
The proposed complaint, which was never filed, featured a number of complaints about the conduct of the election in the six disputed states.
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As Eviction Moratorium Eases, Overwhelmed Renters Turn To Nonprofit For Legal Help
Nevada’s eviction moratorium lifted June 1 and many landlords have resumed filing notices for nonpayment of rent.
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Housing Boom Fails To Spur Revitalization Of Historic Westside
City of Las Vegas sitting on vacant lots for decades.
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Gov. Sisolak Signs Bill To Move Nevada To Front Of Presidential Primary Line
Gov. Steve Sisolak signed the bill that attempts to give Nevada first-in-the-nation status, ahead of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Opposition To Lithium Mine Grows Among Tribes, Conservationists
A planned lithium mine on an ancient collapsed volcano is facing growing pushback from tribal nations, ranchers and conservationists.
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AG Ford, Community Organizers Highlight Criminal Justice Reform Successes, Failures
It took a decade of organizing and five legislative sessions for Nevada to embrace a long-sought criminal justice reform.
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Dem Who Masqueraded As Republican Seeks To Oust Fiore From Council
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, a liberal activist who last year posed as a conservative to infiltrate the state GOP, is switching things up again.
