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$50B rural health transformation program needs more transparency, groups say
Without this information, she said, it will be difficult to know if “funding is reaching the rural hospitals, providers, and communities primarily intended to benefit from the program.” It can also be difficult to know which for-profit companies are being paid with rural health money.
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Your guide to becoming a poll worker in Nevada for the 2026 election
Clark and Washoe counties are recruiting election workers for early voting and Nov. 3, with paid training and Election Day positions available. Here’s how to find an opening and apply.
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Nevada college students: Free resources you may not know about
Nevada colleges and universities extend a helping hand so you can focus on your education instead of financial or emotional stress.
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After 2 Lombardo vetoes, lawmakers again pushing a bill to cap senior rent increases
State lawmakers plan to reintroduce legislation that would limit rent increases for seniors after two previous bills were vetoed by Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo.
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7 key deadlines to know in Nevada’s 2026 midterm elections
Election Day in Nevada is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, and you can still register that same day. Here’s the full calendar for the 2026 midterm elections, including mail ballot dates and the Nov. 7 deadline for ballots to arrive.
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A first timer’s guide to voting in the 2026 midterm elections
Casting your ballot for the first time can seem overwhelming—so many candidates, political advertisements, calls and texts from campaigns, not to mention how divided everything can feel on social media.
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The do’s and don’ts of voting by mail in Nevada’s 2026 midterm elections
All active registered voters automatically receive a mail ballot unless they opt out. Most in-state voters can expect to receive their mail ballot between Oct. 5 and Oct. 12.
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5 ways to support reproductive freedom across Nevada
As the constitutional amendment heads to a second vote, advocates can join grassroots canvasses, share personal stories, or assist local clinics.
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NSHE regents consider ending higher education DEI board
State college leaders will meet to debate removing the system’s inclusion committee as universities face mounting federal pressure over campus programs.
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Nevada voters get one more shot at voter ID, reproductive rights
Both measures already passed once in 2024 — but Nevada requires constitutional amendments to clear two straight elections before they’re official. Here’s what’s on the ballot this November, and what each vote would actually change.
