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Clean Energy Strategy Won’t Meet Clean Energy Goals, Panel Told
A new analysis finds that Nevada is not on track to meet its 2050 greenhouse gas reduction targets absent stronger clean energy policies.
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CCSD Supt. Jara thinks his contract runs until 2023
CCSD Superintendent Jesus Jara’s contract runs out on June 30, 2021, but his representatives argued it expires in 2023.
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Bipartisan Support For Bid To Pay Working Inmates Minimum Wage
Democratic state Sen. Dina Neal called the lack of living wages for inmates both a moral issue and a public policy issue.
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Organ Donor Bill Prompts Republican Warning
A heart transplant recipient is asking state lawmakers to reconsider its approach to organ donation.
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State Must Not Only Create, But Reserve Affordable Housing
Thousands of units scheduled to transition to market rate.
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Congress Clears Giant $1.9T Emergency Relief Package
A sweeping $1.9 trillion coronavirus stimulus package is headed to President Joe Biden’s desk.
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Nevada Tribes ‘Doing A Great Job’ At Vaccine Rollout
Native American people are disproportionately affected by the coronavirus, but the vaccine rollout has been a bright spot.
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Lawmakers Seek Expanded Study Of Maternal Mortality
A committee tasked with exploring the reasons why some women are less likely to survive pregnancy has released its initial reports.
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Black Bears Under Siege in Nevada
Department of Wildlife kills more bears than hunters do, says critic.
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Assembly Bill A Good Step Forward For Housing, Racial Justice
Nevada resources for the unsheltered are already overwhelmed.
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LV Judge Files Federal Civil Rights Suit
The complaint accuses the Nevada Judicial Discipline Commission of attempting to stifle Justice of the Peace Melanie Andress Tobiasson.
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Cortez Masto, Rosen Detail Help For Nevada As Relief Bill Passes
Now it’s back to the House.
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Legislation Would Seal Records For Pandemic-Related Evictions
Bill would also give tenants more notice.
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Another Chance To Curb The Partisanship In Redistricting
The first three words of the U.S. Constitution are “We the People,” while the words “political party” are absent in the document.
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Legislation Aims To End Racial Gap In Youth Possession Of Weed
Nevadans voted in 2016 to “Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol,” but experts say a wide disparity remains.
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Who’s Teaching At Nevada Charter Schools?
A bill to remove a teacher licensure exemption available to charter schools has been quietly introduced into the Nevada State Legislature.
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Case For Treating Pretrial House Arrest As Time Served
Assembly Bill 160 would give judges the ability to apply time served during pretrial house arrest to sentences.
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Activists: Hunters Have ‘Stranglehold’ On Nevada Wildlife
Senator wants expanded commission, more oversight.
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Take Blockchains LLC Seriously? You First, Governor.
Gov. Steve Sisolak implored his fellow Nevadans to start taking Painted Rocks Smart City seriously.
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Rush Outside Not Enough To Offset Hit To Recreation Industry
Residents flocked to outdoor recreation in the early months of the pandemic but the industry in Nevada was hurt overall.