State News
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The rat population is booming in Northern Nevada, says pest control company. Here’s why
Invasive roof rats from California have bred with native brown desert bushy tail rats (also called pack rats) to cause a population boom over the last five years, Victor Vasquez, a manager with Truckee Meadows Pest Control, told the Reno Gazette Journal on Sept. 24.
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Reno airport posts best month in 20 years despite U.S. travel slowdown
Reno’s airport continued to shake off a slowdown in U.S. air travel, posting its best month for passenger counts in two decades.
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New data show corporate investors own 20% of Las Vegas homes
About one in five homes in the Las Vegas area is owned by a corporate investor, according to new data from Redfin but legislative efforts to rein in the problem are stalled.
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6 gluten-free restaurants in Nevada that locals love
Looking for new gluten-free restaurants to try in Nevada? Here are six that locals rave about.
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Fake clinics, real harm: Crisis pregnancy centers in Nevada are duping pregnant women
Nationally, there are over 2,600 crisis pregnancy centers, with seven located in Nevada. More than 70% of them admit to using deceptive tactics or spreading misinformation.
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Slots still open for Las Vegas’ free, mobile pre-K program
An innovative, free mobile pre-K program is bringing early learning to some low-income neighborhoods in Las Vegas.
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Miles de familias se beneficiarán del plan de reembolsos millonarios de NV Energy
Miles de clientes de Nevada recibirán reembolsos tras haber sido cobrados de más por NV Energy.
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Everything you need to know about the ‘Fabulous 5-Day Sale’ happening now in Las Vegas
Now through September 26, Las Vegas is holding a city-wide sale featuring over 100 deals. Here’s what you need to know about the “Fabulous 5-Day Sale.”
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See how to get free admission to national parks on Saturday, Sept. 27
National Public Lands Day is Saturday, Sept. 27. To celebrate the country’s public lands, national parks across the U.S. are offering free admission.
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What would a government shutdown mean for Nevada?
As a federal shutdown looms, Congressional Democrats hold out for a better deal for their constituents.
