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Progressives complain Segerblom ‘too establishment’ to lead state Dems.
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Progressives complain Segerblom ‘too establishment’ to lead state Dems.
There’s a bill for that.
Fines and Fees Justice Center, UNLV say warrants target Black and brown people.
The Nevada Department of Education has no direct role in deciding which organizations receive the donation.
Pandemic stymies effort to boost funding.
Democrats in Congress have a rare opportunity to advance an ambitious public lands agenda—if they can keep their tenuous majorities in line.
Findings presented to state board make case for more investment in K-12.
Prisoners allegedly shackled to wheelchairs and beaten.
Passage of the federal wage legislation is uncertain at best.
President Biden is phasing out federal contracts for private prisons but neglect to include the Department of Homeland Security.
Builders’ taxes and fees stagnant for decades as home sales soar.
Nevada’s mom and pop shops have a few ideas on how the state could better help them through the pandemic.
President Joe Biden signed a host of executive orders on climate and set goals of conserving nearly a third of the nation’s land and water.
Advocates decry prisons’ COVID response.
Nevada has consistently ranked poorly in the number of affordable housing units.
Immigration advocates are anticipating a fight against scams and unethical lawyers.
The immigration reform bill would lay out a path for nearly 11 million undocumented people.
Rare use of compassionate release policies leaves medically vulnerable inmates locked up.
A Black mom is accusing a Las Vegas charter school of creating a hostile learning environment for her white-passing son.
As of Tuesday, 2,873 people in Clark County have died from COVID.