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  1. Historic Westside Las Vegas, or the Westside, originated in 1905 as a small townsite west of the railroad tracks in Downtown Las Vegas.

    The Westside story: Celebrating the heart of Black Las Vegas history

    Historic Westside Las Vegas survived and thrived despite segregation and neglect. Now it’s undergoing a Renaissance as a Vegas landmark and cultural hub.
  2. The Nevadan News

    5 Nevada restaurants we wish made USA TODAY’s list of best in the US

    The USA TODAY Network has unveiled its Restaurants of the Year for 2026, and among them is Esther's Kitchen in Las Vegas' Arts District. But it was difficult to pick just one spot out of the entire state. While Las Vegas hosts an abundance of world-class restaurants, great flavors can be found in every city and town in Nevada.
  3. The Nevadan News

    ¿Están seguras las escuelas de Nevada de los operativos de ICE? Algunos creen que no

    Líderes comunitarios dicen que el aumento de operativos migratorios está generando miedo en muchas familias y podría estar afectando la asistencia de los estudiantes a clases, aunque existen reglas para mantener a los agentes fuera de los planteles escolares. La Ley AB4 de Nevada, aprobada durante la sesión especial de este otoño, limita el acceso de las fuerzas del orden a los terrenos, edificios e instalaciones de las escuelas públicas.
  4. If you're uninsured, doctors and researchers say there are still ways to find affordable care.

    Es 2026 y no tienes seguro médico. ¿Y ahora qué?

    Los cambios en las políticas de salud en Washington están teniendo repercusiones en todo el país y haciendo que millones de personas pierdan su cobertura de Medicaid o de la Ley de Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio (ACA). Pero todavía hay formas de acceder a la atención médica.
  5. The Nevadan News

    Taxable sales for cannabis in Nevada declined in the last year

    Nevada’s cannabis industry reported nearly $758 million in taxable sales for the fiscal year from July 2024 to June 2025, according to the latest data from the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board and the Nevada Department of Taxation. 
  6. The Nevadan News

    Rep. Mark Amodei, a Nevada Republican, announces retirement from House

    Nevada Rep. Mark Amodei announced Friday he's retiring from Congress. He's one of two dozen members of the House of Representatives to announce so far they will not be seeking reelection.
  7. The Nevadan News

    Has Lombardo loyalty affected ICE presence in Nevada? The answer is complicated

    Some think political loyalty between President Donald Trump and Gov. Joe Lombardo keeps massive ICE raids at bay. Others suggest that it has nothing to do with that.
  8. The Nevadan News

    Nevada lawmakers make wildfire coverage optional

    The changes stem from an uptick in disastrous wildfires.
  9. The Nevadan News

    Are Nevada schools safe from ICE? Some say no

    Immigration advocates call for mask bans and increased local oversight of federal authorities after a parent was recently picked up near an East Las Vegas school.
  10. The Nevadan News

    Gray wolf wanders into Nevada before returning to California

    The wolf traveled into Nevada north of Lake Tahoe between Mount Rose and Mount Houghton on Monday morning. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife notified NDOW that the wolf's GPS collar showed it was in the state. No sightings of the animal were reported.
  11. There are plenty of ways to feel the love on Valentine’s Day, whether you’re spending it with your significant other, your friends, or yourself.

    30+ Valentine’s Day events in Nevada, from a Shrek Rave to hot air balloon elopements

    There are plenty of ways to feel the love on Valentine’s Day, whether you’re spending it with your significant other, your friends, or yourself.
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    Nevadan things to do (week of 2/2-2/8)

    We’ve rounded up Galentine's, Super Bowl, outdoorsy and artsy events, and opportunities to support your community across Nevada—from Reno to Las Vegas. Tap the graphic above to open a Google map of the following events statewide.

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  1. Historic Westside Las Vegas, or the Westside, originated in 1905 as a small townsite west of the railroad tracks in Downtown Las Vegas.

    The Westside story: Celebrating the heart of Black Las Vegas history

    Historic Westside Las Vegas survived and thrived despite segregation and neglect. Now it’s undergoing a Renaissance as a Vegas landmark and cultural hub.
  2. The Nevadan News

    Taxable sales for cannabis in Nevada declined in the last year

    Nevada’s cannabis industry reported nearly $758 million in taxable sales for the fiscal year from July 2024 to June 2025, according to the latest data from the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board and the Nevada Department of Taxation. 
  3. The Nevadan News

    Feb. 5, 1957: Gas explosion rocks downtown Reno, killing 2

    Two gas-fueled explosions, 30 seconds apart, ripped through downtown Reno on Feb. 5, 1957, killing two people and injuring dozens.
  4. Lombardo was one of 26 Republican governors to vow support for President-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan, a reversal from just two days prior, when Lombardo said it was “too soon” to gauge to the extent the Silver State would assist in Trump’s agenda.

    Elon Musk’s Boring Company evades millions in Nevada safety fines

    Democratic lawmakers want the Clark County District Attorney's Office to investigate Lombardo’s alleged interference in health, safety, and regulatory processes.
  5. The Nevadan News

    Venezolanos en Nevada tienen posturas divididas sobre la salida de Maduro

    El texto fue escrito originalmente en inglés por Naoka Foreman y publicado en The Nevadan. La versión en español fue editada, traducida y adaptada por el equipo de The Nevadan. Recibe noticias en español directo a tu correo electrónico (email), suscríbete a Vegas Somos. Un candidato a la Asamblea de Nevada afirmó que la destitución […]
  6. Map of Nevada territory

    How Nevada waited a century to officially add Las Vegas

    And in 1982, three groups worked to cut off the bottom part of the state: Arizonans looking to reclaim lost territory, Northern Nevadans tired of Las Vegas’ outsized influence, and Clark County residents hoping to create an entirely new state.
  7. House fires are the single most common disaster across the nation, killing seven people, mostly children and the elderly, every day, according to the American Red Cross.

    De incendios domésticos a incendios forestales: cómo protegerse en Nevada

    Los incendios, tanto en viviendas como en zonas naturales, son frecuentes en Nevada. Aunque no siempre pueden evitarse,  existen medidas concretas para reducir los riesgos y proteger a las familias si ocurre una emergencia.
  8. The current lives of these Nevada reality stars may surprise you!

    Nevada’s reality TV stars: Where are they now?

    The current lives of these Nevada reality stars may surprise you!
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    MLK Jr. Day a federal holiday? Yes, here’s what’s closed in Reno

    Several government offices — including post offices and city-owned pools — will be closed for the holiday. However, most major retailers are expected to remain open during their normal hours.
  10. House fires are the single most common disaster across the nation, killing seven people, mostly children and the elderly, every day, according to the American Red Cross.

    From house fires to wildfires, here’s how to stay safe in Nevada

    House fires and wildfires are common in Nevada, but these steps and resources will help you prepare and keep your family safe if disaster strikes.
  11. Reno—widely known as the “Biggest Little City in the World” thanks to its unique ability to provide big-city excitement and entertainment while retaining its small-town charm—was named for fallen U.S. Army officer Jesse Lee Reno,

    12 fascinating facts about Reno’s namesake

    Jesse Lee Reno was shot in the chest and killed. Find out why, plus learn 11 other facts about Reno, Nevada’s storied namesake.

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