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Rental Assistance Program Draws 3,000 Applicants, Accepting More Requests
Nevada’s rental assistance program received 3,085 applications in its first week and has funding to cover more applicants.
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Nevada’s rental assistance program received 3,085 applications in its first week and has funding to cover more applicants.
They are, yet again, trying to get lawmakers and corrections officials to respond to the rising cases at correctional facilities.
The price of gold has been rising more quickly this week than any week since it started its covid-spawned climb in March.
Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board released the moratorium on license transfers imposed in October by Gov. Steve Sisolak.
The patient was not arrested until nearly two months after the initial attack.
Of 30 operating gold mines in Nevada in 2019, 14 of them declared enough deductions to zero out their state mining tax bill.
DeMarlo Berry, who was wrongfully imprisoned for more than 22 years, was granted a certificate of innocence and awarded $2.25 million.
“We demand immediate accountability and transparency from the Las Vegas Police Department in all of its cases,” Crump said in a statement.
Several times during the pandemic, Sisolak has praised the work of state employees.
More than 270,000 people have filed for PUA benefits in Nevada.
People ages 20 to 40 make up 40 percent of Southern Nevada’s positive cases of COVID-19.
Nevada’s largest teachers’ union had a message for the Clark County School District and the Nevada Legislature Tuesday:
The bill passed almost entirely along partisan lines, with 233 lawmakers voting for it and 188 against.
The law would have required physicians who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a local hospital.