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Ohio Lawmakers Propose Bill to Eliminate Hybrid Vehicle Registration Fee

Tuesday, September 2 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio lawmakers are considering legislation to eliminate an extra registration fee for hybrid vehicle owners in the state. House Bill 389, introduced by Rep. Joseph Miller, D-Amherst, and Rep. David Thomas, R-Jefferson, aims to remove the $100 additional registration fee currently... Read More.

131,000 Nevadan’s Faces SNAP Benefit Cuts From Big Beautiful Bill Changes

Thursday, August 14 by Nick Bonsanto

The recent legislative changes under the "One Big Beautiful Bill" could significantly impact Nevada's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients, with over 131,000 individuals at risk of losing their benefits. This shift is largely due to new work requirements and changes in eligibility, particularly... Read More.

Nevada Officials Oppose Proposed “Big Beautiful Bill” Tax Changes That Impact Gamblers

Wednesday, July 2 by Nick Bonsanto

A proposed amendment in the Senate-passed federal budget bill has sparked concern among Nevada officials and casino stakeholders due to its potential impact on the gambling industry. The amendment aims to limit declarable losses for gamblers, which could significantly affect high-limit and professional gamblers... Read More.

Major Nevada Education Bill Passes State Assembly

Tuesday, June 3 by Nick Bonsanto

The passage of Senate Bill 460 marks a significant step in education reform for Nevada, aiming to address long-standing issues within the state's education system. The bill, shaped by bipartisan efforts, seeks to enhance transparency and accountability across school districts and charter schools, while... Read More.

Soundgarden and Steven Tyler on Bill for Black Sabbath’s Final Concert

Friday, May 9 by Kyle

In a historic moment for rock music enthusiasts, Steven Tyler, the iconic frontman of Aerosmith, and members of the legendary band Soundgarden joined the lineup for Black Sabbath's final concert. This event marked the end of an era for Black Sabbath, the pioneers of... Read More.

Nevada Bill Proposes $35 Insulin Cap for Private Insurance Holders

Thursday, May 8 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager has announced the introduction of an emergency bill draft, Assembly Bill 555, which aims to cap the monthly cost of insulin at $35 for individuals with private insurance. This initiative is designed to alleviate the financial burden faced by... Read More.

Nevada Advances Bill to End Changing Clocks by 2026

Monday, April 21 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada is moving closer to eliminating the biannual clock change with the advancement of Assembly Bill 81, also known as “the Lock the Clock Act.” This legislation aims to keep the state on standard time throughout the year, starting in January 2026. If enacted,... Read More.

Medical Aid in Dying Bill Advances Despite Governors Veto Threat

Thursday, April 17 by Nick Bonsanto

Assembly Bill 346, which aims to legalize medical aid in dying for terminally ill patients, has advanced in the legislative process despite the governor's stated intention to veto it. The bill passed in the Assembly with a 23-19 vote and outlines a framework for... Read More.

Nevada Bill Proposes Generational Ban on Cigarette Sales with Casino Exemption

Monday, April 7 by Nick Bonsanto

Assembly Bill 279 in Nevada proposes a generational ban on cigarette sales to individuals born after December 31, 2004, with a notable exception for large casinos holding nonrestricted licenses. This move aims to reduce the use of combustible tobacco products, which are considered to... Read More.

Nevada Considers Paid Family Leave Bill Amid Economic Debate

Thursday, April 3 by Nick Bonsanto

Assembly Bill 388, currently under consideration in Nevada, seeks to establish a paid family medical leave program that would grant eligible employees up to 12 weeks of paid leave for various life events. This includes childbirth, adoption, military service, serious illness, or caring for... Read More.