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As questions mount about why Washoe County School’s social justice curriculum task force seemingly disappeared, new Superintendent Susan Enfield did not respond to a request for comment from the Silver State Times.

Nevada's Ford on opioid lawsuit settlements: 'There is still much more to be done'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 12, 2023

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced that the State has settled two more opioid lawsuits, bringing in tens of millions of dollars to help combat the opioid crisis.

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Ford on erroneous conviction: 'I'm thrilled that Mr. Thompson has been officially declared an innocent man'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 12, 2023

The Eighth Judicial District Court issued a Certificate of Innocence and an award of $351,390.40 on Jan. 4 to Luqris Thompson as compensation for the time Thompson spent incarcerated following his erroneous conviction in 2007, according to a press release.

UNLV athletics department photographer credits his university for his success, saying it 'taught me the fundamentals of photography'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 11, 2023

The official photographer of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas athletics department recently discussed how the school helped him prepare for his job.

Las Vegas-based Ponzi scheme busted: 'Financial crimes like Ponzi schemes may not be violent, but they certainly are not victimless'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 11, 2023

A Las Vegas-based business owner and operator is going to prison for spearheading a $5 million Ponzi scheme.

Lombardo on winter storms: ‘State agencies are working diligently on their preparation and response efforts'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 10, 2023

A winter storm that rolled in through the state earlier this year provided Gov. Joe Lombardo (R-NV) that chance to address concerns about severe cold with Nevadans.

‘Provide the support and resources needed to keep Nevada’s communities safer' : Frierson on $46 million in public safety grants

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 8, 2023

Nevada will receive $46.4 million in order to enhance public safety efforts throughout numerous departments.

Boynton: 'The department will vigorously pursue and prosecute individuals who steal from American consumers' bank accounts'

By Silver State Times Report | Jan 8, 2023

A 69-year-old U.S. citizen who previously lived in Ukraine was sentenced to 42 months in prison.

‘These achievements continue to make the Silver State a warm and welcoming place for all' : Sisolak on his administration achievements

By Silver State Times Report | Dec 31, 2022

Gov. Steve Sisloak (D-NV) recently took the time to tout some of the milestones he has accomplished while in office.

'This budget includes investments in our state’s future’: Sisolak

By Silver State Times Report | Dec 29, 2022

Gov. Steve Sisolak (D-NV) has released proposals from the 2023-2025 budget, which invests both in capital projects and in employees aiming to reduce the gap between private and public sector salaries.

‘Since we are the first cohort, we need to perform well' : graduate of UNLV's psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program

By Silver State Times Report | Dec 24, 2022

The first graduates of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program are ready to help fill the area's need for more providers.

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Truckee Meadows Community College hosts TMCC Spring Open House on Apr 4

Truckee Meadows Community College hosts Job Searching Workshop on Apr 5

Truckee Meadows Community College hosts Dental Hygiene Program Information Night on Apr 5

Truckee Meadows Community College hosts Learning Commons Committee on Apr 6

Truckee Meadows Community College hosts Networking and Business Cards Workshop on Apr 4

Disbanded Washoe social justice curriculum task force ‘threatened to shine a light on all that woke activists were doing,' APP says

Nevada's Ford on opioid lawsuit settlements: 'There is still much more to be done'

Ford on erroneous conviction: 'I'm thrilled that Mr. Thompson has been officially declared an innocent man'

UNLV athletics department photographer credits his university for his success, saying it 'taught me the fundamentals of photography'

Las Vegas-based Ponzi scheme busted: 'Financial crimes like Ponzi schemes may not be violent, but they certainly are not victimless'

Lombardo on winter storms: ‘State agencies are working diligently on their preparation and response efforts'

‘Provide the support and resources needed to keep Nevada’s communities safer' : Frierson on $46 million in public safety grants

Boynton: 'The department will vigorously pursue and prosecute individuals who steal from American consumers' bank accounts'

‘These achievements continue to make the Silver State a warm and welcoming place for all' : Sisolak on his administration achievements

'This budget includes investments in our state’s future’: Sisolak

‘Since we are the first cohort, we need to perform well' : graduate of UNLV's psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program

Sisolak: Black Christmas Jubilee Day 'was founded on the guiding principles of brightening other lives'

Sisolak on state investments: ‘Will have immediate and lasting effects for Nevadans from housing to food security’

Sisolak proclaims Dec. 14 as day to honor Joe A. Garcia

Sisolak offers 'profound and sincere appreciation' to retiring DMV worker

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