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7 supermarkets in Nevada with the best deals on groceries
You don’t have to bust your budget feeding your family. Look for low prices and special savings at these Nevada grocery stores.
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Ranked no. 11: Why Las Vegas appeals to retirees
Here’s a look at which Nevada city is the best in the state to retire to, why it ranked where it did and the other cities in Nevada and nationally that made the list.
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Sneezing up a storm? Here’s why Nevadans suffer from spring allergies
A combination of native and non-native plants, wind, and arid conditions means sneezing, stuffy noses, and itchy eyes for allergy sufferers in Nevada during spring.
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Amargosa named on list of 10 ‘most endangered’ rivers
Nevada’s Amargosa River has the dubious distinction of making the top 10 list of “most endangered” rivers in the United States, according to a new report.
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North Las Vegas mayoral debate centers on economic growth
At a Vegas Chamber forum, two North Las Vegas mayoral hopefuls emphasized economic development and sustainability.
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Aftershocks from 5.5 Nevada earthquake could continue for months
More than 120 aftershocks were recorded overnight following the earthquake. Most aftershocks measured between magnitude 1.0 and 3.5.
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Lake Mead faces low water storage, harmful algal bloom and high heat
By Carly Sauvageau, Reno Gazette Journal Nevadans looking for a weekend get-away from Las Vegas may be tempted to visit Lake Mead. However, it’s not advised to swim in Lake Mead right now. The lake has been experiencing a harmful algal bloom since March 13, adding to the list of hurdles it faces. Not only…
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20 billionaires live in Nevada. Here’s who they are
From Republican megadonors and top backers of Trump, to leaders in tech and aerospace, and even the cofounders of Panda Express, Nevada is home to a handful of the country’s billionaires.
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Nevadans face extreme auto insurance rates
Nevadans pay the highest rate of full coverage across the nation, according to a recent report.
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Delays and fees complicate Nevada public records access
Even with robust public records laws in place, barriers still block lawyers and constituents from obtaining information from state agencies.
