The Vietnam Veterans of America, Sierra Nevada Chapter 989 is hosting National Vietnam War Veterans Day on Sunday from 2-3 p.m. at the Hawkins Amphitheater at Bartley Ranch Regional Park.

Lawmakers have introduced legislation that would create a college tuition waiver for Native American students in Nevada.

A police use-of-force bill received mixed response from law enforcement, and pushback from one senator who questioned the credentials of those who testified.

Nevada saw its tenth consecutive month of gains in employment in February, but has a way to go before it can claim a full recovery.

Compared with the challenges of building the Turquoise Solar Project, a few extra cloudy days aren’t anything at all.

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Lack of access to the ballot box and exclusion has historically curtailed Native American participation in the political process in Nevada.

A collection of artwork by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people is now on display at Western Nevada College in Carson City and up for auction as well.

Nevada lawmakers on Monday introduced a flurry of proposals covering topics ranging from energy to immigration in a rush toward the first bill deadline of the 2021 legislative session.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford today announced the state has arrived at a $45 million settlement with McKinsey & Company over the marketing and consulting giant’s role in fueling the opioid crisis.

Five students are already enrolled in the University of Nevada, Reno’s new doctoral program in natural resources and environmental science, set to launch this fall.

The state Wildlife Commission voted five to four to take up a proposal to ban wildlife killing contests at a later date — likely this summer.