State News
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Trail running in Nevada: Lace up & hit the 15 best routes
Run through the desert, to waterfalls, up mountains, and into the wild on 15 of the best trail running routes in Nevada.
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7 Nevada dispensaries with deals for first-time customers
From Reno to Vegas, these seven Nevada dispensaries offer deals for first-time customers.
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7 traditional Hispanic games
From children’s activities to games for all ages, here are seven traditional games that Hispanic families play.
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A Las Vegas Democrat introduced a bill that would expand Medicaid coverage for vasectomies
The bill would expand Medicaid to include care like vasectomies and birth control.
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10 best senior discounts, passes, & perks in Reno
Your senior years come with perks. Here’s a look at 10 of the best senior discounts in the Reno/Sparks area.
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As NV lawmakers speed toward red light camera law, civil rights groups want to pump the brakes
By Michael Lyle, Nevada Current Amid growing numbers of traffic fatalities across Nevada, state lawmakers during interim meetings last year discussed whether red light and speed cameras or enhanced infrastructure would be the best way to improve road safety. A long-awaited bill, backed by state traffic safety officials and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, to…
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Trump appoints Chattah Nevada’s interim U.S. Attorney
Nevada Republican National Committeewoman and former political candidate Sigal Chattah has been nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as interim U.S. Attorney in Nevada, her office confirmed Friday.
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11 free & family-friendly things to do in Las Vegas
From spotting mermaids to touring a chocolate factory, here are 11 free and family-friendly things to do in and around Las Vegas.
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Lombardo supports Trump’s executive order to dismantle education department
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford called out Lombardo for supporting the elimination of the Department of Education, claiming the governor “sold out Nevada’s kids and their futures” and “put Donald Trump over Nevada.”
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Supreme Court turns back casino mogul Steve Wynn’s appeal in defamation lawsuit
The Supreme Court turned back an appeal Monday from casino mogul Steve Wynn, who had challenged a landmark libel ruling as part of a lawsuit against The Associated Press.
