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Trump plans to fund Iran War but not Medicaid, child care assistance
| April 3, 2026
Nevada Democrats slam the president’s remarks as his administration seeks more than a trillion dollars for another Middle East war.Is wildfire season starting in Reno sooner than normal? Experts explain
| April 3, 2026
The anomaly of 80-degree weather in March is only part of the problem. Experts say the best way to stop a fire is to not start one—since most Nevada wildfires are caused by people.Trump administration volatility reaches into Nevada public health programs
| April 3, 2026
The Trump Administration has slashed a plethora of federal grants over the last year, including funding of disease prevention and treatment programs and federal support for behavioral and mental health systems.The Wild West meets Vegas lights at Nevada’s 9 oldest bars
| April 3, 2026
Nevada’s oldest bars span the state, with one being open since the 1850s. Check out these 9 watering holes for good drinks and storied vibes.Lake Mead faces low water storage, harmful algal bloom and high heat
| April 2, 2026
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 […]Por qué la propuesta de ley SAVE America podría dificultar el voto en lugar de salvaguardarlo, según expertos
| April 2, 2026
La propuesta de ley SAVE America Act busca exigir prueba documental de ciudadanía para votar, pero expertos advierten que podría dificultar el acceso al voto para millones de ciudadanos, especialmente por costos, trámites y falta de documentos. La evidencia muestra que el voto de no ciudadanos es extremadamente raro en Estados Unidos y ya es ilegal, además de que los estados cuentan con sistemas para verificar la ciudadanía de los votantes.Who’s to blame for Nevada’s affordability crisis?
| April 1, 2026
Democrats point to the Trump administration for rising costs but also acknowledge the state’s role in affordability issues faced by families.3 animal sanctuaries in Nevada (plus the critters you’ll meet at each one)
| March 31, 2026
Learn more about how these sanctuaries care for their rescued animals.20 billionaires live in Nevada. Here’s who they are
| March 30, 2026
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.Is Nevada’s failed film tax credit a flashpoint for incumbents?
| March 27, 2026
A high-stakes proposal backed last year by Hollywood studios drew backlash from unions when lawmakers failed to pass it.Your guide to “No Kings” protests across Nevada
| March 25, 2026
A series of “No Kings” protests, marches, and rallies are planned across Nevada on Saturday, March 28.Nevadan things to do (week of March 23)
| March 25, 2026
Looking for something to do this week(end)? From arts and crafts, plant swaps, and community mingles, it's all going down in Nevada.
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The Wild West meets Vegas lights at Nevada’s 9 oldest bars
| April 3, 2026
Nevada’s oldest bars span the state, with one being open since the 1850s. Check out these 9 watering holes for good drinks and storied vibes.Lake Mead faces low water storage, harmful algal bloom and high heat
| April 2, 2026
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 […]20 billionaires live in Nevada. Here’s who they are
| March 30, 2026
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.Nevada’s Spanish place names & the stories behind them
| March 25, 2026
Nodding to snowy mountain ranges and cottonwood trees, many places in Nevada have Spanish names (including the state itself!).Nevadans face extreme auto insurance rates
| March 25, 2026
Nevadans pay the highest rate of full coverage across the nation, according to a recent report.Long before the rodeo, there was the Charreada—and it’s still alive in Nevada
| March 24, 2026
From riding to roping and reining to heeling, local charrería teams carry on the folkloric tradition of charreada in Nevada.Why is Reno called the Biggest Little City?
| March 24, 2026
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why is Reno called the Biggest Little City? It all has to do with a growing town, a contest, and a street-spanning arch.Sarah Winnemucca: Nevada’s Paiute Princess & trailblazing author
| March 19, 2026
Sarah Winnemucca was a member of the Northern Paiute and served as a peacemaker for her people. Learn all about her life and legacy.Delays and fees complicate Nevada public records access
| March 16, 2026
Even with robust public records laws in place, barriers still block lawyers and constituents from obtaining information from state agencies.NV Energy asks PUC to delay peak demand charge start date
| March 12, 2026
NV Energy says it wants to ensure “that customers understand daily demand, have the information and tools they need to assess the impact of daily demand on their utility bill, and understand how energy use affects daily demand.”Nevada unions are still making history—here’s the proof
| March 11, 2026
Despite declining membership rates, Nevada labor unions ensure rights and protections for 166,000 workers in the Silver State.Nevadans react to conflict in Iran
| March 6, 2026
As President Donald Trump plunged the US into a war with Iran without Congressional approval, Nevadans—including lawmakers—express mixed feelings.
