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 patient traveled into Harry Reid International Airport earlier this month, and departed the same day. -
Dr. Lenhanh Tran, a fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologist, hopes to reduce the number of young patients forced to travel out of state each year for care. -
Dozens of workers, including members of the Culinary Workers Union, rallied in the Medical District Tuesday night to protest "price gouging" from the Valley Health System. -
Nevadans for the Common Good held a rally on the Historic Westside over the weekend, decrying national-level changes to ACA subsidies and Medicaid eligibility. -
The dashboard collects data from Southern Nevada on the three most common seasonal respiratory diseases. -
Author KB Brookins believes in the power of the written, and spoken, word to change lives. Their story, chronicled in Pretty: A Memoir, is living proof -
Can the Fight Capital of the World keep attracting the big, and small, fights? -
Before hockey, football, UFC, and hoops, boxing was the Vegas sports champ. Can it be a contender again? -
The NHBC Academic Laboratory is funded with a combination of $35 million from the State of Nevada American Rescue Plan Act grant and another $9 million from the City of Las Vegas. After its completion in 2027, it's expected to save the community $5 million each year -
Open enrollment for health insurance plans begins November 1. But threats to federal ACA tax credits could mean big premium increases for Nevadans next year.
