What will spring weather be like in Nevada? Here's what Old Farmer's Almanac predicts
After a long, dry winter, Nevada may see a wetter spring, according to The Old Farmer's Almanac, which has been in publication since 1792. Here's everything Nevadans need to know about what the Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting for weather this spring,
Nevada hosts Thomas and UNLV
UNLV visits the Nevada Wolf Pack after Dedan Thomas Jr. scored 22 points in the Rebels' 76-71 loss to the Utah State Aggies.
Future of federal ARPA funding remains ‘clear as mud,’ say Nevada lawmakers
The State of Nevada should consider the possibility of the Trump administration attempting to claw back millions of dollars in unspent American Rescue Plan Act funds, Democratic leaders warned Wednesday.
11 years after opening, Nevada solar plant faces bleak future
What was once the world's largest solar power plant of its type appears headed for closure just 11 years after opening, under pressure from cheaper green energy sources. Meanwhile, environmentalists continue to blame
Football bettors post rare win vs. Nevada sportsbooks
Football bettors in Nevada beat the sportsbooks out of a net $2.1 million in December, the first monthly loss during the NFL regular season for the state's bookmakers in 12 years.
These food items will be most affected by Trump's tariffs. What to stock up on in Nevada
President Donald Trump said he will enact comprehensive tariffs on Mexico and Canada on Feb. 1. Here's what Nevadans will see at the grocery store.
Nevada taking long-delayed leaps toward serving people who speak limited English
After years of struggling to secure funding, Nevada agencies have begun to take steps to implement language services — known as “language access plans” — for those with limited English proficiency as required by state and federal law.
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Trump’s federal grant freeze triggers lawsuit, panic among agencies in Nevada, elsewhere
The White House’s mandate to freeze federal spending on loans and grants that are a financial lifeline for schools, government departments and nonprofits
Nevada makes big money from corporate paperwork
Incorporating business entities is a big business in Nevada, which offers financial and legal protection for executives and layers of secrecy for ownership, companies have said. Business owners don’t have to live here to incorporate in Nevada, nor does their company need to actually be here either.
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It’s the wettest time of the year, but much of Nevada remains dry
Two-thirds of the way through its snowy season, the state’s valleys remain largely snow-free and snowpack is sporadic across Nevada’s mountains.
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CSN enrollment numbers stabilize, staff prepares to educate for Nevada’s future
In an upcoming special meeting for the Nevada System of Higher Education, leaders will be taking a look at college enrollment and graduation throughout Nevada. The
Nevada Senator Cortez Masto clashes with RFK Jr. in HHS confirmation hearing
United States Senators are grilling Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in his U.S. Department of Health and Human Services confirmation hearing.