In Nevada, several treatment options are available for those diagnosed with ASD, including behavioral and educational interventions, medication, and alternative therapies. However, navigating insurance coverage for these treatments can sometimes be challenging for families and caregivers.

Nevada Division of Forestry this week signed a three-year contract for air support during wildland firefighting throughout the state.

Colorado River states and tribal users have until late August to come up with a plan to cut 2 to 4 million acre feet of water use in 2023 or face federally-imposed restrictions.

Sisolak made remarks on those and several other subjects while meeting with reporters to provide an update of priorities laid out during a state of the state speech in February.

Officials with the Bureau of Land Management this week said they’re seeing an increase of “unauthorized use” on public lands.

Study after study shows an important and often overlooked need in Latino communities: cleaner air.

Youth members of 4-H on July 30 will show then auction off wild horses they’ve been training as part of a halter-started wild horse and burro program.

About 40 people on Saturday gathered in a forest clearing west of Reno for a “Protect Peehee Mu’huh – Life Over Lithium” billboard rally.

Senate Republicans blocked U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s bill that would protect patients in states where abortion is banned who seek to travel out of state to access services. 

Progressive and environmental groups on Tuesday protested outside of Congressman Mark Amodei’s  (R-Nev.) office on Kietzke Lane in south Reno.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Wednesday toured the site of the 2020 Pinehaven Fire in west Reno and met with elementary school students who were affected by the fire.

Nevada medical providers are already seeing an influx of patients from across the country seeking abortion services and are warning about a potential tidal wave that could wash over on Nevada’s system of care.