Nevada’s Department of Taxation this week is reminding businesses to prepare for the new sales tax exemption for Nevada National Guard members over the Nevada Day weekend.

More than a half million Nevadans have registered for next week’s Great Nevada ShakeOut, a statewide public earthquake drill being promoted by University of Nevada, Reno’s seismological lab.

Republican Adam Laxalt has early on targeted those who feel angered and afraid, telling them the stakes of next year’s race against Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto are no less than existential.

Oregon Representative and new Fallon resident Bill Post resigned his seat in the Oregon Legislature this month after misunderstanding residency requirements.

Nevada’s top election official is challenging the status of two ballot measures that the state’s largest teacher’s union promised to withdraw after successfully using them as bargaining chips and pressuring legislators to boost education funding.

Nevada scored a D-plus for children’s mental health, according to a new report from the Children’s Advocacy Alliance.

A panel of Nevada journalists will discuss the importance and sustainability of local news Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. for “Local News Matters.”

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating whether Nevada officials are violating the civil rights of hundreds of children who they’ve institutionalized, perhaps unnecessarily

Episode 4 of the Living With Fire Podcast, “Home on the Rangelands: Stories about living and working with fire in Nevada,” explores what life is like in some of Nevada’s high fire hazard areas.

Historians have been working for the past quarter century to broaden understanding of the impact of boarding schools on Indigenous communities.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day today, many in Nevada’s Native community are calling for the establishment of a new national monument at Spirit Mountain, known as Avi Kwa Ame.

Las Vegas judge Philip Pro on Friday revoked the licenses for four contracting firms managed by the same man and levied fines and fees in excess of $850,000.