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July 21, 2022

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July 21, 2022

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July 20, 2022

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May 30, 2020

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Nevada

NDF signs contract for aerial fire assistance

July 21, 2022
by Nevada State News July 21, 2022

BLM: Check boundaries before starting work on area lands

July 19, 2022
by Nevada State News July 19, 2022

Video: Environmentalists claim victory after house committee fails to advance amendment to defense bill

July 14, 2022
by Bob Conrad July 14, 2022

State Infrastructure Bank ready to fund projects

July 11, 2022
by Nevada State News July 11, 2022
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Las Vegas

Citizen scientists, Latino residents to track air quality in East Las Vegas 

July 18, 2022
by Nevada State News July 18, 2022

Nevada Agriculture grants a half million dollars to address food insecurity

June 1, 2022
by Nevada State News June 1, 2022

Strict fire restrictions in place for Clark County

May 16, 2022
by Nevada State News May 16, 2022

What is dead pool? A water expert explains

May 15, 2022
by Nevada State News May 15, 2022
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Carson City

Locomotives steam up in Carson City (photos)

July 8, 2022
by Steve Ranson July 8, 2022

Carson City unit deploys to Romania

June 29, 2022
by Steve Ranson June 29, 2022

BLM calls saddle-trained wild horse adoption event a success

June 17, 2022
by Nevada State News June 17, 2022

Nevada Guard to host Flag Day ceremony in Carson City

June 9, 2022
by Nevada State News June 9, 2022
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Fallon

Video: Environmentalists claim victory after house committee fails to advance amendment to defense bill

July 14, 2022
by Bob Conrad July 14, 2022

BLM extends withdrawal of public lands

July 4, 2022
by Nevada State News July 4, 2022

Rafter 3C: A vision comes to fruition

June 7, 2022
by Nevada State News June 7, 2022

Nevada Agriculture grants a half million dollars to address food insecurity

June 1, 2022
by Nevada State News June 1, 2022
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Elko

Extension and partners offer sessions on preparing for wildfire and evacuations

May 24, 2022
by Nevada State News May 24, 2022

Fish die-off confirmed at Wildhorse Reservoir

April 13, 2022
by Nevada State News April 13, 2022

Volunteers needed March 19 for sagebrush planting

March 16, 2022
by Nevada State News March 16, 2022

High-risk teams to support domestic violence victims in Elko, Clark counties

March 9, 2022
by Nevada State News March 9, 2022
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Lake Tahoe

Plan ahead for visit to Tahoe’s Sand Harbor

June 2, 2022
by Nevada State News June 2, 2022

Registration open for annual 4-H summer camps

June 1, 2022
by Nevada State News June 1, 2022

Sculpture design selected for litter removed from Lake Tahoe

May 27, 2022
by Nevada State News May 27, 2022

Fire restrictions in place for Lake Tahoe basin

May 27, 2022
by Nevada State News May 27, 2022
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Carson Valley

Chaperones needed for northern Nevada 4-H summer camp

May 19, 2022
by Nevada State News May 19, 2022

Extension offers beekeeping workshop in Carson City

January 30, 2022
by Nevada State News January 30, 2022

BLM offers Christmas tree permits starting November 15

November 7, 2021
by Nevada State News November 7, 2021

Rural hospitals receive $11.3 million for new equipment, training

November 4, 2021
by Nevada State News November 4, 2021
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Latest Nevada News

  • Government

    NDF signs contract for aerial fire assistance

    by Nevada State News July 21, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 21, 2022

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

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  • Nevada Current

    Colorado River crisis requires confronting sacred cow

    by Nevada State News July 21, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 21, 2022

    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.

    Read more
  • Nevada Current

    Sisolak touts ARPA housing investments, says ‘minimum wage kind of took care of itself’

    by Nevada State News July 20, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 20, 2022

    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.

    Read more
  • Environment

    BLM: Check boundaries before starting work on area lands

    by Nevada State News July 19, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 19, 2022

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

    Read more
  • Environment

    Citizen scientists, Latino residents to track air quality in East Las Vegas 

    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022

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

    Read more
  • Events

    Third annual 4-H wild horse show and auction July 30

    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022

    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.

    Read more
  • Environment

    Tribe members launch billboard campaign against Thacker Pass

    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 18, 2022

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

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  • Nevada Current

    Republicans block Cortez Masto bill protecting patients traveling for abortion services

    by Nevada State News July 15, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 15, 2022

    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. 

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  • Fallon

    Video: Environmentalists claim victory after house committee fails to advance amendment to defense bill

    by Bob Conrad July 14, 2022
    by Bob Conrad July 14, 2022

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

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  • Environment

    Sisolak launches state climate series with visit to Reno fire site

    by Nevada State News July 14, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 14, 2022

    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.

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  • Nevada Current

    Medical providers, organizers expect ‘tidal wave’ of patients seeking abortion services

    by Nevada State News July 12, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 12, 2022

    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. 

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  • Government

    State Infrastructure Bank ready to fund projects

    by Nevada State News July 11, 2022
    by Nevada State News July 11, 2022

    After months of work to establish Nevada’s State Infrastructure Bank, the bank is now ready to begin taking applications for funding.

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  • Sand Mountain reopens May 9

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  • NDF signs contract for aerial fire assistance July 21, 2022
  • Colorado River crisis requires confronting sacred cow July 21, 2022
  • Sisolak touts ARPA housing investments, says ‘minimum wage kind of took care of itself’ July 20, 2022
  • BLM: Check boundaries before starting work on area lands July 19, 2022
  • Citizen scientists, Latino residents to track air quality in East Las Vegas  July 18, 2022
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