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Legislation Targets State's Decades-Old Laws Criminalizing HIV
Even as the science around HIV have advanced in nearly 30 years, the laws in Nevada criminalizing HIV have remained the same.
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Nevada Food Insecurity Projected To Remain Among Nation's Highest
Food bank fears a ‘new normal' Food insecurity in Nevada ranks among the most severe in the nation.
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Inland Ports Bill Is About Trucks, Trains, Freight And Your House
Some lawmakers are concerned the bill gives too much power to private industry in the name of economic diversification.
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Employee Dining Room, Free Parking Elude Circa Employees
Owner Derek Stevens mum on perks, political plans.
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Tourism Leaders Push For Help From Feds For Travel Industry
A continued vaccine rollout effort by the federal government is a vital part of helping the tourism economy recover from the pandemic.
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LV May Be ‘Back’ But Workers, Not So Much
Resort Association opposes ‘right to return’ bill.
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Montana Conservationist Tapped To Head Bureau Of Land Management
President Joe Biden intends to nominate National Wildlife Federation senior adviser and veteran Montana Democrat Tracy Stone-Manning.
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Bail Reforms Might Have A Chance This Year
Nevada lawmakers are, yet again, looking at legislation that could speed up the time people receive bail hearings.
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Quest For D.C. Statehood Finds New Friends And Foes: Other States
At least 13 states have introduced resolutions signaling a position on whether D.C. should become the 51st state. Nevada is not one of them.
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Nevada Police, DAs Say Deadly Force Measure Endangers Officers And Public
Law enforcement in Nevada is opposing a measure that redefines when it’s justifiable to use deadly force against a fleeing suspect.
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Democrats Fan Out To Tout Giant Relief Bill
Democratic members of Nevada’s congressional delegation highlighted what they say the legislation will mean for the community.
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Officials Fear Burden Of Enhanced Automatic Voter Registration
The measure would expand the state’s automatic voter registration (AVR) system to a variety of agencies.
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Downloading Music? Streaming Shows? You Might Soon Have To Pay Sales Tax On That.
As Nevadans have transitioned from physical copies of music, movies and books to digital versions, some things have been left behind.
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Raiders Go On Defense To Keep Tax Exemption
The professional teams pushed back against a bill that would remove their existing exemption from the state’s live entertainment tax.
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Lawmakers Ditch Move To End Summary Evictions, Opt To Study Them Instead
After acknowledging Nevada's summary eviction process has resulted in tenants quickly being locked out of their homes.
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Frierson's Tenant Protections Bill Praised By Realtors
Democratic Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson said his bill protects tenants without burdening landlords.
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Biden Called On To Protect Immigrant Wage Theft Whistleblowers
Unforgettable Coatings memorable for wrong reasons, activists say.
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Haaland Launches Unit To Investigate Missing And Murdered Native Americans
Interior Secretary Debra Haaland added that the unit will be able to provide resources so these cases are prioritized.
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Nevada Lawmakers Poised For Showdown On Voting Reform Bill
Measure would make universal mail-in ballots permanent.
