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Henderson breaks ground on preschool, Nevada reopens healthcare loan program, affordable housing comes to downtown Las Vegas, and Nevada Senator Rosen calls for Noem's impeachment.
Jimmy Romo (Nevada Public Radio) ; Igor Lolatto (Unsplash) ; Tom R. Smedes (AP File Photo)
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Wynn investigates kickback scheme, Nevada pushes fuel pipelines, Clark County approves 911 fee, and Las Vegas seeks Arts District affordable housing proposals. -
School safety volunteers sought, Nevada sues Polymarket, Congress weighs Reno mail bill, National Parks end MLK Day free entry, and TSA adds fee for travelers without RealID. -
BLM installs bollards at Black Rock Desert, Las Vegas relocates veterans memorial, Reno cuts childcare zoning barriers, Arts District parking costs climb, and UNR faces a federal investigation. -
Light & Wonder settles IP lawsuit, Fremont motels come down, Clark County grants open, college enrollment rises, climate research advances, and NV Energy disputes refund orders. -
Democrats launch voter registration drive, Lombardo raises $4.28 million, frozen potatoes recalled, MGM unveils Fountain Club, and CCSD earns national accreditation. -
Nevada keeps vaccine requirements, law enforcement targets speeding, postal changes affect mail ballots, UNLV's Roland wins player of week, and Tiny Desk Contest opens. -
Washoe county launches a safe parking pilot, House backs Hoover Dam funding, Nevada films find success, Allegiant plans a $2.6B merger, and UC Davis studies Sierra climate change. -
Gov. Lombardo launches transgender sports initiative, SNAP benefit changes proposed, Metro deploys drones, 2026 America the Beautiful pass sparks backlash, teacher grants return. -
Avelo ends deportation flights, Henderson councilwoman alleges corruption, 2026 elections take shape, measles outbreak grows, and Las Vegas builds massive pickleball complex. -
Southern Nevada home sales hit 18-year low, Hard Rock construction progresses, CES showcases humanoid robot, and Las Vegas loses 4,700 jobs.
