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Nevada Makes History with Silver Belle as 2025 US Capitol Christmas Tree

Saturday, November 22 by Lorenzo North

Nevada’s “Silver Belle” Shines as the 2023 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree For the first time in the history of the U.S. Capitol Christmas tree program, Nevada is sending a tree to grace the West Lawn in Washington, D.C. The star of the season is “Silver... Read More.

Nevada Senate Rejects Summerlin Studios Film Tax Credit Plan in Close Vote

Thursday, November 20 by Lorenzo North

Nevada Lawmakers Reject Summerlin Studios Film Tax Credit Proposal in Special Session In a closely watched and contentious special legislative session, Nevada lawmakers once again rejected a proposal to offer major tax incentives for the creation of a Hollywood-style film studio in Southern Nevada. Assembly... Read More.

Nevada Senate Passes Sweeping Crime Bill with New Immigration Protections and Resort Corridor Crackdown

Wednesday, November 19 by Lorenzo North

Assembly Bill 4, a sweeping crime bill backed by Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo, passed the Senate early Wednesday morning, drawing significant attention for its broad changes to the state’s criminal code and a new amendment on immigration enforcement. The bill, also known as the... Read More.

Nevada Ranks Among Least Productive States Due to Service-Heavy Economy and Slow Recovery

Wednesday, November 12 by Lorenzo North

A new study by My Perfect Resume finds that Nevada is among the least productive states in the country. Between 2007 and 2024, Nevada’s productivity—measured as average output per hour worked—increased by only 13 percent. Only Connecticut (8 percent) and Louisiana (5 percent) saw... Read More.

Nevada Lawmakers Clash Over Film Tax Credit Expansion and Summerlin Studios Project

Wednesday, November 12 by Lorenzo North

Lobbying around a bill to expand Nevada’s film tax credit program is intensifying as lawmakers prepare for a special legislative session expected later this week. At stake is the proposed Summerlin Studios project, a large film campus that supporters say would diversify the state’s... Read More.

Southern Nevada Schools Embrace AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

Sunday, November 9 by Lorenzo North

Schools in Southern Nevada are entering a new era as artificial intelligence begins to play a larger role in education. The Clark County School District (CCSD), the fifth largest in the nation, has launched a one-year pilot program aiming to harness AI-driven tools for... Read More.

Cessna 172 Makes Safe Emergency Landing on I 15 Near Jean Nevada No Injuries Reported

Sunday, November 9 by Lorenzo North

A single-engine Cessna 172 made an emergency landing on Interstate 15 near Jean, Nevada, on Saturday afternoon, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol and the Metropolitan Police Department. The incident occurred just before 3 p.m. at mile marker 13, with an instructor pilot and... Read More.

Nevada Lawmakers Prepare for Possible Special Session That Could Start On Thursday

Sunday, November 9 by Lorenzo North

A special session of the Nevada Legislature could begin as early as Thursday, according to Assemblyman Reuben D’Silva, a Democrat representing parts of Las Vegas and North Las Vegas. Lawmakers have been informed that the session, announced by Gov. Joe Lombardo last month, may... Read More.

Nevada Issues Partial SNAP Benefits to Nearly 200,000 Households After Federal Funding Delay

Wednesday, November 5 by Lorenzo North

Almost 200,000 Nevada households received partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits on Wednesday after a federal funding lapse delayed payments nationwide. The Nevada Division of Social Services transmitted $29 million to more than 196,000 eligible households, following updated guidance from the U.S. Department... Read More.

Nevada Lawmakers Propose Emergency SNAP Replacement to Protect Food Aid During Federal Shutdown

Tuesday, November 4 by Lorenzo North

Nevada Senate Democrats have announced a contingency plan to address the suspension of federal SNAP (food stamp) benefits in the state, which has left nearly 500,000 Nevadans at risk of losing food assistance due to the federal government shutdown. If Governor Joe Lombardo calls a... Read More.

Stories tagged with: nevada

Nevada Makes History with Silver Belle as 2025 US Capitol Christmas Tree

Nevada Senate Rejects Summerlin Studios Film Tax Credit Plan in Close Vote

Nevada Senate Passes Sweeping Crime Bill with New Immigration Protections and Resort Corridor Crackdown

Nevada Ranks Among Least Productive States Due to Service-Heavy Economy and Slow Recovery

Nevada Lawmakers Clash Over Film Tax Credit Expansion and Summerlin Studios Project

Southern Nevada Schools Embrace AI to Enhance Teaching and Learning

Cessna 172 Makes Safe Emergency Landing on I 15 Near Jean Nevada No Injuries Reported

Nevada Lawmakers Prepare for Possible Special Session That Could Start On Thursday

Nevada Issues Partial SNAP Benefits to Nearly 200,000 Households After Federal Funding Delay

Nevada Lawmakers Propose Emergency SNAP Replacement to Protect Food Aid During Federal Shutdown

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