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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.

Southern Nevada Home Market Sees Price Dip Amidst Inventory Surge

Tuesday, May 6 by Nick Bonsanto

Home prices in Southern Nevada have seen a slight decrease from their record highs earlier in 2025, according to data from Las Vegas Realtors. In April, the median sale price for homes was $480,000, a $5,000 decrease from the peak at the start of... Read More.

Nevada Legislature Debates Fuel Tax Extension to Fund Road Projects

Tuesday, May 6 by Nick Bonsanto

The debate over extending Clark County's fuel tax, which increases with inflation, is once again a focal point in the Nevada Legislature. The proposal, encapsulated in Assembly Bill 530, seeks to continue the fuel revenue indexing program without requiring another public vote. This program... Read More.

Nevada Judge Michele Fiore Faces Ongoing Suspension Despite Presidential Pardon

Monday, May 5 by Nick Bonsanto

The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline is considering the continued suspension of Michele Fiore from her position as a Pahrump judge, despite her receiving a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. Fiore was found guilty of conspiracy and wire fraud, with federal prosecutors proving she... Read More.

Nevada Universities Face $40 Million Federal Funding Cut Impacting Research and Public Health Initiatives

Saturday, May 3 by Nick Bonsanto

Two major research universities in Nevada, UNLV and the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), have collectively faced a nearly $40 million reduction in federal research funding due to executive orders focused on reducing "wasteful spending." UNLV lost $16.3 million, affecting 25 grants, including those... Read More.

Nevada DMV Offers Walk-In Real ID Service for Upcoming Flyers

Saturday, May 3 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada residents who are planning to fly within the next 45 days and do not yet have a Real ID can now visit selected DMV offices in Las Vegas without an appointment to obtain one. Starting Monday, the DMV will accommodate walk-ins at the... Read More.

Southern Nevada Tourism Down 7.8% In March

Tuesday, April 29 by Nick Bonsanto

In March, Southern Nevada saw a notable 7.8 percent drop in visitation compared to the previous year, marking one of the largest year-over-year declines since the pandemic. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) reported 3.4 million visitors for the month, with uncertainty... 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.

Nevada Ranks Among Top States for Highest Grocery Expenses

Thursday, April 17 by Nick Bonsanto

A recent study by LendingTree highlights that Nevada residents face some of the highest grocery expenses in the United States. On average, Nevada households spend $10,339 annually on groceries, which is 27.2% above the national average of $8,167, placing the state fourth in the... Read More.

Support the Mob Museum with New Nevada Specialty License Plate

Monday, April 14 by Nick Bonsanto

Fans of the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas can now showcase their support on their vehicles with a new Nevada specialty license plate. Officially launched on Monday, the plate features an image of the museum's neoclassical building set against a black background, with... Read More.

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