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Your guide to “No Kings” protests across Nevada
A series of “No Kings” protests, marches, and rallies are planned across Nevada on Saturday, March 28.
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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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ICE en los aeropuertos: cuál es su función y en dónde han sido desplegados
En medio de las largas filas en los aeropuertos provocadas por el cierre presupuestario de DHS que ha dejado a los agentes de TSA sin paga, el presidente Donald Trump ordenó a los agentes de ICE a desplegarse en los aeropuertos.
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Nevada attempts to address deepfakes ahead of 2026 elections
As election season approaches, Nevada has developed a framework for the safe use of AI in political campaigns.
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Centros de datos: el impacto en las comunidades donde se instalan
La expansión de centros de datos en Estados Unidos por los desarrollos en tecnología de inteligencia artificial (IA) está generando creciente oposición local por su impacto en recursos como el agua, la electricidad y el uso del suelo. Estos centros consumen grandes cantidades de agua y energía, pueden aumentar las facturas eléctricas, generar contaminación del…
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Nevada (March 20–26)
Want to get involved this week? You can attend rallies in Reno, take part in tenant organizing efforts in Las Vegas, join community events focused on Native advocacy, and participate in trainings and meetings across the state.
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What voters need to know about changes to mail-in ballot verification
How to ensure your mail-in ballot counts, according to Nevada regulations
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Venomous snakes Nevada hikers should watch out for this spring
Southwestern speckled rattlesnakes are found only in a small region of southeastern Nevada in the Las Vegas Valley. This elusive species prefers canyons and rocky mountain areas in Clark County near the Colorado River.
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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.
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Nevada’s late winter heatwave could hit everyone’s wallets in the next 2 years
Here’s how a winter heat wave, a monopoly utility, and a governor’s appointees can add up to higher bills for every Nevadan.
