Attorneys for the Center for Biological Diversity and the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe previously succeeded in getting a district judge to temporarily pause construction of the project, but the ruling was later overturned.
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Downtown Reno’s St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, affirming its historic and cultural significance within the community.
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Federal agency warns Colorado River Basin water usage could be cut as drought worsens
The federal agency in charge of managing much of the West’s water warned Tuesday that it will act unilaterally to reduce water usage in the Colorado River Basin if state and tribal leaders can’t reach an agreement this summer.
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Submitted by University of Nevada, Reno RENO – Cheatgrass, an invasive annual grass that has invaded Nevada…
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Athletes from Team Nevada brought home two gold medals and a bronze from the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games which took place in Orlando, Florida over the past week.
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Higher-education experts are promoting a new way to rank colleges and universities, proposing an Economic Mobility Index (EMI) measuring whether the school creates a path to the middle class, instead of the traditional rankings.
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Rural hospitals in Nevada and across the country will be in dire economic straits once the COVID funding runs out, according to a new report.
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Nevada officials applaud Biden’s decision to pause solar panel tariffs, resume imports
Less than four months after announcing the intention to extend tariffs on most solar panels imported from four Southeast Asian nations, President Joe Biden this week announced tariffs on the products would be paused for two years.
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Early voting in the Nevada primary ends tomorrow, but if you miss it, don’t despair. There are still multiple ways to vote.
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The Nevada National Guard on June 14 will host its annual Flag Day Ceremony at the Veterans Memorial on the Carson City Capitol Grounds.
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A Workforce Incentive Grant proposed by the governor’s Community College Workforce Training and Programs Committee could expand the number of students eligible for scholarships at community colleges and help to fill jobs in high-demand occupations.
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Nevada State Parks on June 11 will be open with free day-use admission and fishing as part of the annual “Discover Nevada State Parks” event.