Nine companies plan to relocate or boost their presence in Nevada adding more than 1,300 jobs and $116 million in capital investment in exchange for $4.7 million in tax abatements.
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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.
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The Nevada Association of Counties (NACO) requested Senate Bill 10, which the organization says is designed to restore predictability to local government budgeting.
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Vietnam War veterans were honored Sunday at a ceremony in south Reno, the day before National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
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Five creative ways Rachel Levine and Biden’s team can help rural health care thrive (commentary)
COMMENTARY: To revive rural health care, the administration will have to expand its push for diversity to also include rural voices.
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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.
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“Right to Repair” bills, as they’re called, have been introduced in at least 25 states, including New York, Oregon and Illinois.
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UNLV’s Solar Decathalon team is buzzing with activity in preparation for the April competition, which is now all virtual.
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Dan Rodimer, who unsuccessfully ran for office twice in Nevada, is now all hat and no cattle in a special election for a House seat in Texas.
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Education support staff may qualify for unemployment insurance this summer based on a proposed emergency regulation from DETR.
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Nevada health officials reported 445 new coronavirus cases on Friday, reflecting a minor uptick from the average number the state has reported over the past two weeks.
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The format of spring 2021 commencement ceremonies for Nevada’s colleges and universities will be determined by each institution’s president.