President Joe Biden and his administration recently passed legislation that prioritizes clean and renewable energy instead of fossil fuels and older forms of energy.
This month, following an agreement between Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Joe Manchin, Democrats are advancing a bill that would close several tax loopholes for large businesses, The Wall Street Journal reported.
In an attempt to curb growing inflation and correct the course of the economy, the Fed said it will be raising Nevada mortgage rates, which is expected to drive buyers out of the home-buying market in favor of waiting for more favorable buying conditions.
In response to an idea to give drivers in Nevada a gas tax holiday, experts are coming out against the idea, saying it would be a mistake for the future of the state and the climate.
This week, Gov. Sisolak hosted a roundtable discussion with several community advocates to discuss climate change and the effects of climate change on Nevada's outlook. Those in attendance discussed the impacts of climate change and what could be gained by taking action on climate change immediately.
During the week of Dec. 17, the Nevada U.S. Attorney’s Office recognized nine different law enforcement officers and special agents — with positions ranging from the federal to the local level — for going above and beyond the call of duty in 2021.
Excitement is building as its been released that Metallica and Billy Joel are slated to play in 2022 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. A Twitter user posted in response, “@BillyJoel and @Metallica on the same stage?
A recent VCreek AMG LLC poll of likely Nevada voters showed that Republican Rep. Adam Laxalt would likely win a U.S. Senate election against incumbent Democrat Catherine Cortez-Masto if the race were held today.
The Nevada Wolf Pack football team fell to Kansas State by a score of 38-17 on Sept. 18, dropping their overall record to 2-1, but starting out their conference record at 0-1 for the year.
Nevada Sens. Catherine Cortez-Mastro and Jacky Rosen have teamed up to oppose Sen. Tom Cotton's (R-AR) proposed amendment to the latest budget proposal that would ban funding for schools or other publicly-funded institutions that teach critical race theory.