Affordability
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Los Nevadenses pagan $941 más este año por la misma canasta, revela informe federal
Los hogares en Nevada están desembolsando, en promedio, $941 dólares más este año para adquirir exactamente los mismos bienes que compraban en 2024, según un nuevo informe del Joint Economic Committee – Minority del Senado de Estados Unidos.
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Year-end report: NV saw some big clean energy wins in 2025
Nevada clean energy groups have made good progress in 2025, according to a new report from the League of Conservation Voters.
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Your Guide to the NFR Cowboy Christmas in Vegas
From shopping for Western wear to listening to live music, you’ll find plenty to do and see during NFR’s Cowboy Christmas at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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8 of the best happy hour deals in Reno
Finding the best happy hour in Reno isn’t difficult because we’ve done the work for you. Check out these eight great deals, from bars to fine dining.
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More than $133 million in medical debt eliminated for 128,000 Nevadans
Last month, Somos Votantes Education Fund announced that it had eliminated more than $128 million in medical debt for nearly 125,000 people in Clark County and $5 million for 3,559 people in Washoe County.
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Nevadans brace for 26% ACA premium surge
As Nevadans covered under the Affordable Care Act could see a 26% jump in health care costs, one woman sees the writing on the wall.
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Nevadans paying $941 more in 2025 than last year, economic report says
Nationwide, from February through September, people are paying $706 more on average than they did during the same timeframe in 2024 due to inflation, the report says.
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12 Nevada food pantries to donate your time, money, and food to this holiday season
Nevadans aren’t immune to going hungry this holiday season. These 12 food pantries (and others) are seeking volunteers, food, and money to feed those in need.
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Why health insurance is so expensive this year — and what you can do about it.
This year’s Obamacare open enrollment period, which started Nov. 1 in most states, is full of uncertainty and confusion for the more than 24 million people who buy health insurance through the federal and state Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
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Report: Child poverty rate soars to 15% in Nevada
Child poverty in Nevada hit 15% last year, two points higher than the national average, according to a new analysis by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
