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Nevada AG joins tariff lawsuit against Trump, elder care costs rise 13%, spring arrives earlier due to climate change, Chinatown redevelopment begins, and a wind advisory extends through Saturday.
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John Locher (AP) ; Rick Arevalo (Nevada Public Radio) ; Jimmy Romo (Nevada Public Radio)
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Live Nation faces trial, Nevada can regulate prediction markets, pop-up produce stands return, Reno staff train as drone pilots, and Vegas filmmakers stream big. -
Civil rights groups prepare legal observers, Nevada overdose deaths fall 10%, casinos evolve as tourism dips, new Lake Mead forecasts roll out, Reading Week begins, and smog aid is offered. -
Judge allows transgender sports ballot effort, Senate approves pipeline, Wynn faces more cyberattack lawsuits, mortgage rates dip below 6%, and U.S. women’s hockey team plans Las Vegas celebration. -
North Las Vegas settles civil rights suit, Golden Knights missing Olympic stars, Metallica confirms Sphere residency, review fatigue grows, rescued toucan and memorial tattoos featured. -
Las Vegas housing affordability improves, Timbisha Shoshone Homeland Act mark 25 years, NV Energy refunds $63M, Latino foundation funds ICE oversight, builders form PAC, and record heat looms. -
Supreme Court declines JOA case, 45,000 Nevadans face SNAP cuts, CCSD seeks input, Opportunity Village expands, Knights win Olympic medals, and Third Street arts hub advances. -
Counterterror probe after substation breach, lawmakers debate youth beds, Clark County job fair announced, Carson City ranking released, Rat Pack history revisited and a Reno coffee venture. -
House passes SAVE Act, Nevada awards abortion-law damages, national parks drop timed entry, veterans housing planned, snowpack lags, and a rogue toucan charms Vegas. -
Clark County advances 911 center plan, eight skiers killed near Tahoe, CCSD surplus teachers, storm impacts continue, and Pacquiao returns to Las Vegas. -
Reno nurses strike, Rock ‘n’ Roll race closures hit Las Vegas, Henderson weighs new park, BLM seeks comment on oil leases, library leader honored, and CFTC backs prediction markets.
