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The World Cup is over. Get your fútbol fix by joining a local Nevada soccer league
Why watch soccer from the sidelines when you can jump into a game? Here are some local Nevada soccer leagues you can join.
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Trump just set a precedent: data centers on public land in Nevada
Residents, advocacy groups and elected officials filed appeals against the federal government’s decision to build the first data center on Bureau of Land Management land.
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Nevada’s oldest hotel is just a short drive from Reno. See where it is
As it turns out, the oldest hotel in Nevada isn’t far from Reno. In fact, it is less than 28 miles from the city in a small mining town up the hill.
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You didn’t vote for them, but three Lombardo appointees decide your NV Energy bill
Three governor-appointed commissioners approved NV Energy’s new peak demand charge. Now the attorney general and solar advocates are fighting it in court.
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From mastodons to modern art: 7 free museums in Nevada to wander through
See a mastodon, minerals, or modern art at one of these seven free museums in Nevada.
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Marty O’Donnell admits he needs to ‘learn’ about the district he’s running for
Trump-endorsed Republican candidate Marty O’Donnell has faced steep criticism after resurfaced audios.
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3 ways to protect your vote in Nevada before November
President Trump renewed false claims on July 16 about the 2020 election. Here are three ways Nevadans can help protect the 2026 vote, from signing up with Indivisible to becoming a poll worker.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Nevada (July 24-30)
A weekly roundup of Nevada events, protests, canvasses, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, July 24, through Thursday, July 30.
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AT&T copper landlines expected to be out of Nevada by 2030
In 2024, AT&T announced its plan to eliminate its traditional landline phone service across nearly all U.S. states, including Nevada, by the end of 2029.
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Sandra Jauregui’s plan to close Nevada’s gun loophole
The Route 91 survivor and Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor unveiled a public safety plan this week, backed by gun violence survivor Gabby Giffords.
