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Your weekly guide to taking action in Nevada (July 3-9)
A weekly roundup of Nevada events, protests, canvasses, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, July 3, through Thursday, July 9.
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La ciudadanía por nacimiento sigue vigente: la Corte Suprema ratifica ese derecho y rechaza la orden ejecutiva de Trump
El 30 de junio de 2026, la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos ratificó el derecho de ciudadanía por nacimiento para todos los niños nacidos en el país, sin importar si son padres de inmigrantes indocumentados o temporales.
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8 beginner-friendly spots to kayak and canoe in Nevada
Paddling newcomers have plenty of options for kayaking and canoeing on Nevada’s lakes and rivers.
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Unions in the Silver State say they’re excited about Aaron Ford’s agenda
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford (D) focuses on supporting the workforce and unions in his economic development plan.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Nevada (June 26-July 2)
A weekly roundup of Nevada events, protests, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, June 26, through Thursday, July 2.
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What experts consider middle class in Nevada may surprise you
To be considered middle class in Nevada, the SmartAsset study states that you would have to make at least $54,089. For context, a person earning Nevada’s minimum wage of $12 would need to work more hours than two full-time jobs (80 hours) to be considered middle class.
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Escape the heat with 14 indoor activities for Las Vegas kids
Want to keep cool this summer? There’s nothing cooler than these indoor activities for kids in Las Vegas.
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Can you smoke weed in Reno parks? A look at Nevada’s marijuana laws
Here’s what to know about Nevada’s marijuana laws and where you can consume weed in Reno and Las Vegas.
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Fourth of July in Nevada: Celebrate America’s 250th in style
Nevada gets in on the Fourth of July action as America celebrates its Semiquincentennial.
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These casino bosses bankrolled Lombardo. Some NV workers think it’s influenced his decisions
Some Silver State workers are questioning Gov. Joe Lombardo’s policy-making decisions, some of which have benefited his billionaire donors, Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta.
