State News
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Susie Lee’s father lost his steel mill job at age 56. Now, she’s on a mission to bring jobs to Nevada.
Susie Lee will never forget her father’s pain. That’s why, she says, she’s voted for bills that are expected to bring nearly 200,000 new jobs to the Silver State.
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Are Joe Lombardo’s ties to his biggest donor problematic? It depends who you ask.
Democrats say the Republican governor’s ties to his most prolific donor, who also supports Donald Trump, makes him beholden to special interests. But experts say outside spending has become an inseparable part of campaign politics. Las Vegas billionaire Robert Bigelow has spent nearly his whole life building an entrepreneurial empire. As founder of Bigelow Aerospace,…
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It’s official: Nevadans will vote on abortion rights in November
Abortion in Nevada is allowed up to 24 weeks of pregnancy, but voters will decide in November whether the protections should be added to the state constitution to further protect access.
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VP Kamala Harris in Las Vegas: ‘This race will be decided by you’
Vice President Kamala Harris reassured Nevada voters that President Joe Biden still has the ability to be the country’s leader amid concerns about his age after the first presidential debate against Donald Trump.
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Ya está aquí la nueva cónsul de México en Las Vegas
Patricia Cortés Guadarrama nació en Guadalajara, Jalisco, México y cuenta con una amplia trayectoria consular y diplomática.
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Book ban efforts reach Washoe County School District
Dozens of book ban advocates read explicit excerpts to the Washoe County School Board in an effort to get books they consider inappropriate banned from school libraries.
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EXCLUSIVE: A chat with Julie Chávez Rodríguez, campaign manager for Biden’s reelection campaign
Political activist and granddaughter of César Chávez speaks on how the Biden-Harris campaign is working to win the Latino vote in Nevada and the recent executive order aiming to keep immigrant families together. She also touches on how her grandfather and his legacy influences her work.
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Nevada Attorney General will appeal judge’s decision to toss fake elector case
The judge sided with attorneys who represent six Nevada Republicans who said Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford erred in bringing the case before a grand jury in Las Vegas. A Clark County Judge on Friday dismissed felony cases against six Nevada Republicans who participated in an effort to falsely allocate the state’s six electoral votes…
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Piden incremento salarial y capacitación para trabajadores de atención domiciliaria
Defensores piden salario mínimo de $20 para trabajadores de atención domiciliaria, mayor financiamiento y capacitación.
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Opinion: We’re fighting to protect Nevadans’ reproductive rights. And we need your help
Two years ago, I, along with countless others across Nevada watched in shock and horror as the United States Supreme Court handed down a decision that flung America back to the Dark Ages. That day, for the first time in our nation’s history, women possessed fewer rights than our mothers and our grandmothers before them. …
