Hardgate
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Nevada’s Lombardo limits data center tax breaks following voter pushback
Facing bipartisan backlash and a GOP strategy warning, Gov. Joe Lombardo ordered new restrictions on Nevada’s lucrative data center tax breaks.
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Trump is pouring millions into Nevada’s most competitive race
President Donald Trump is pouring millions into battleground races in an effort to save the midterms for Republicans.
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Nevada college students protest Border Patrol recruiting at career fair
US Customs and Border Protection is scheduled to recruit at the College of Southern Nevada’s Sept. 23 career fair, drawing renewed backlash from students and community organizers.
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Aaron Ford wants to overhaul Nevada’s utility regulator. Here’s why
NV Energy’s demand charge hits Southern Nevada bills Jan. 1, 2027 — and the Democratic nominee for governor says the Lombardo-appointed commission that approved it needs consumer watchdogs on it.
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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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Aaron Ford pledges to pause data center tax breaks if elected governor
Ford vowed to pause tax relief for data centers until a full audit is conducted to see how data centers are impacting Nevada.
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Fact checking Trump and Lombardo’s claims in Las Vegas
Gov. Joe Lombardo defended “Trump’s billionaire friends” as essential job creators, but state records tell a more complicated story.
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Are Trump’s tax policies helping Nevadans? We broke it down
President Donald Trump heads to Red Rock Resort Aug. 5 as new data shows his tax policies raised costs for all but the wealthiest 5% of Americans.
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Flock wants into Nevada’s colleges. Here’s what to know
Flock Safety pitched its surveillance cameras to police departments overseeing Nevada’s public colleges, sparking debate over student privacy and campus safety.
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Trump just set a precedent: data centers on public land in Nevada
Residents, advocacy groups and elected officials filed appeals against the federal government’s decision to build the first data center on Bureau of Land Management land.
