Anne Davis
Assistant EditorOriginally an intern with Desert Companion during the summer and fall of 2022, Anne was brought on as the magazine’s assistant editor in January 2023.
A proud graduate of UNLV’s political science BA program in 2021 and its Journalism and Media Studies MA program in 2022, Anne’s passionate about covering all things local healthcare and community for Desert Companion, KNPR News, and State of Nevada.
When she’s not writing and reporting, you can find her reading library books, watching Bollywood films, spending time with loved ones, and indulging her long-standing TikTok addiction.
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The Nevada Road Users Database Traffic Study, administered by the surgery department at UNLV’s med school, shows dangerous driving is more common now than a decade ago. -
Pharmacies across Nevada, including CVS and Walgreens, are now allowed to offer the 2025-26 COVID-19 vaccine, following updated guidance by the Nevada State Board of Pharmacy. -
As Las Vegans gathered to mark International Overdose Awareness Day, they aimed to raise awareness of Nevada's growing drug overdose rate. -
Salmonella-contaminated eggs sold in Nevada and California have sickened over 95 people across 14 states. -
SEIU Local 1107 members picketed in front of Sunrise Hospital on Monday, August 25, to protest rising CEO compensation. That's amid what they say are uncompetitive worker salaries and staffing shortages across the hospital. -
The Councilwoman and Clark County Commission hopeful said she'd be resigning her City Council seat to fill a leadership position at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. -
Starting Monday, August 25, the school will become the newest university to prohibit smoking and vaping anywhere on campus. -
The expanded Recuperative Care Center will more than double the previous center's bed count. -
The district has become Vegas' de-facto hub for medical services, thanks to anchor institutions like UNLV's Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine and UMC. New development plans aim to bolster that image. -
Metro says the number of hospitalizations following peptide injections at a Vegas wellness gathering could be as high as seven. A subsequent investigation has revealed that the doctor who authorized them wasn't licensed to practice here.
