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Nevada high school ranks in top 5 nationally in US News 2026-27 list
Though Nevada may not always be known for its quality of education, U.S. News & World Report recently noted one Reno school as among the best high schools in the country in its 2026-2027 Best High School Rankings.
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Aaron Ford pledges to pause data center tax breaks if elected governor
Ford vowed to pause tax relief for data centers until a full audit is conducted to see how data centers are impacting Nevada.
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Re-discovering the Springs Preserve
I visited Springs Preserve. I had been before, a few years ago, but I had never seen their indoor galleries, which were the perfect excuse to get out of the heat.
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Your guide to taking action against Flock cameras in Nevada (Aug. 16-22)
A Carson City agency searched license plate data around the 2025 protests and entered “protest” as the reason, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Nevada has no law regulating the cameras. Here’s how to take part in the national week of action.
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Who is Marty O’Donnell?
Meet Marty O’Donnell, the Trump-backed GOP nominee to compete against Rep. Susie Lee (D) this November for the 3rd Congressional District.
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Here’s everything we know about Nevada’s new state park
Nevada’s new state park is already generating buzz, and it doesn’t even have a name.
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Is Death Valley safe to visit during the summer?
A reader asked why Death Valley stays open during extreme heat. We took the question to the park—and learned why August is one of its busiest months.
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How will Reno-Sparks handle a predicted 600,000 population by 2044?
Long story short: The opportunities and challenges we’ll face in 2044 may not be the ones we’re anticipating right now.
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11 delicious Black-owned restaurants in Nevada to try this month
These beloved Black-owned restaurants in Nevada are bringing culture, history, and flavor to the state’s dining scene during Black Business Month.
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Fact checking Trump and Lombardo’s claims in Las Vegas
Gov. Joe Lombardo defended “Trump’s billionaire friends” as essential job creators, but state records tell a more complicated story.
