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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.
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Tahoe-Truckee schools face athletic conference shift, OSHA probes Boring Company penalties, IRS raises jackpot tax limits, and West Las Vegas housing gets an overhaul.
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What to expect from Nevada's gubernatorial election, and a closer look at the dangers facing Latin music amid immigration crackdowns. All that and more on the latest episode of KNPR's State of Nevada.
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What UNLV students know about the midterms (more than you may think) | Three questions for ... you! On the ballot initiatives | SON gets candid with…
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A Nevada judge has dismissed Republican Joey Gilbert’s lawsuit seeking to overturn his loss to Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo in the Republican…
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Next year’s race for governor has gotten off to one of the earliest starts ever, with a half-dozen or more Republicans trying to unseat incumbent Democrat…
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A week ago, North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee announced he was switching parties. He is now a Republican, not a Democrat. Is that a setup for a run for…
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State Senator Kelvin Atkinson and Assemblyman Mike Sprinkle are out of a job. Atkinson is likely going to prison for stealing campaign funds. Sprinkle…
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A group of Democratic Party insiders turned the left’s opposition to President Trump into the successful Pod Save America podcast.Now they’re trying their…
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RENO, Nev. (AP) — One of the leading Nevada Republicans considering running for governor next year is showing off a sizeable campaign war chest nearly two…