Nevada

Senate Bill 4 allows the State Board of Finance to issue a line of credit, note or bond if the state is unable to pay its bills during interim periods when the legislature is not in session.

The Reno Stead Water Reclamation Facility project has received an infusion of $5 million from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration.

Assembly Bill 341 seeks to pave the way for the opening of cannabis consumption lounges in the state.

The Nevada Division of State Lands announced today that nearly $200,000 will be used to fund environmental projects at Lake Tahoe.

The 550-mile route–which starts April 30, 2021 in Las Vegas–will cover ghost towns, state parks, historic sites and, of course, Nevada’s wondrous terrain. Szesciorka is estimating the trip will take 45 days.

Senate Bill 287 seeks to formally add UNLV and DRI as land grant institutions, drawing both support and opposition.

The recently passed American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) includes savings on health insurance, and the state’s Division of Insurance is encouraging Nevadans to take advantage of those benefits.

Vietnam War veterans were honored Sunday at a ceremony in south Reno, the day before National Vietnam War Veterans Day.

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If passed, Nevada’s SJR 3 would urge Congress to adopt the BLM’s recommendations for wild horse population control across the West.