Nevada Public Radio
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Democrats sweep Nevada’s House seats, Clark County streamlines short-term rental applications and the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe works to preserve its language. -
Aaron Ford wins Nevada’s governor race, voters approve Questions 6 and 7 and more than 1 million Nevadans participate in the midterm election. -
All that on this week's State of Nevada. -
More than 750,000 Nevadans cast ballots early, prediction markets challenge traditional gaming and RTC rolls out new shelters designed for heat and safety. -
The DOJ takes its California voter roll fight to the Supreme Court, the BLM gathers 323 wild horses and Charleston storm drain work enters a new phase. -
Plus: What to see, hear, and do for the holiday weekend. -
Nevada’s first standalone children’s hospital breaks ground, Brightline West is delayed until at least 2029 and the Moapa solar project marks 10 years. -
A family questions a Fort McDermitt Tribe member’s death, labor icon Dolores Huerta dies at 96 and the Culinary Union calls for Station Casinos contract talks. -
A United flight returns after a hijacking threat, Nevada candidates discuss school funding and Las Vegas ranks near the bottom for affordability. -
Nevada gas prices remain among the nation’s highest, Reno replaces its Flock cameras and Commerce Street’s storm drain closure is extended through Nov. 20.
