NEVADA – The Nevada Childcare Fund, aimed at assisting families with affordable childcare during the pandemic, has been actively operating since its launch in July 2022. Recently, the program has expanded its eligibility criteria, allowing more families to benefit from its services. To initiate the fund, Nevada lawmakers allocated $50
Assembly Minority Leader O’Neill: ‘Cops don’t bluff what they can’t back up’
Gov Lombardo will have to decide whether he hands a ‘huge victory’ to the Democrats who have continually obstructed his legislative priorities
NEVADA – In a recent verdict, 21-year-old Brian Rodriguez-Sigala has been convicted of first-degree murder with the use of a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. Rodriguez-Sigala’s sentencing is scheduled for July 27. The case stems from an incident on March 26, 2021, when Sparks police responded to an
Lee told KSNV: ‘Anyone who enters illegally is punished for that’
The Clark County Commission hasn’t had a Republican commissioner in over 15 years
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In Part One of an hour-long interview, Delong shares his freshman experience as an Assemblyman
NEVADA – Carson City Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the arrest of Robert Potter in connection to an alleged felony lewdness incident that occurred in April. According to a statement from a detective of the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, Potter was identified as the suspect in the case where he was
NEVADA – Empire Southwest, formerly known as Cashman Equipment Company, is hosting a job fair for qualified technicians and skilled trade candidates amidst a booming construction and mining industry in Nevada. The company serves territories in Arizona, parts of California and Nevada, and cites the growth opportunities in one of