Nevada officials voted on Friday to require state employees who work at health care facilities and prisons to get inoculated against COVID-19 or face administrative leave or reassignment.

Assemblyman Jim Wheeler announced Thursday he is looking into drafting legislation to protect unvaccinated individuals from workplace discrimination.

Teachers working with Nevada students can earn certification in Google Workspace tools through a partnership between Google and the Nevada Department of Education.

More than 14 months before the midterm elections, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Adam Laxalt is raising fears of voter fraud and talking about preemptively mounting legal challenges.

Despite progress, the variant-fueled surge of coronavirus cases continues to challenge the state’s hospitals.

The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is recruiting for volunteers in a number of the state’s rural communities.

Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno plan to study the effects of two herbicides that are known to reduce cheatgrass—a fine wildfire fuel that’s present throughout the West.

One dentist’s struggle to find a successor underscores troubling health care disparities between rural and urban areas, which the state has only begun addressing.

As the nation marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks this weekend, Muslim groups are reflecting on progress in the treatment of American Muslims.

U.S District Court Judge Miranda Du has denied another request for a preliminary injunction to temporarily halt work at the proposed Thacker Pass lithium mining site.

Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno are using new technologies to try to equip growers with “smart” irrigation scheduling.

One of the loudest voices urging Donald Trump’s supporters to push for overturning the presidential election results was Steve Bannon.