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Children’s Cabinet’s Department Director: 'The Children’s Cabinet has been honored to be part of this public-private partnership'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 27, 2022

The state of Nevada celebrated the Nevada Strong Start Child Care Services Center's (CCSC) official opening in a recent press release.

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Rising cost of electric vehicles may make Nevada gas prices less painful, new EVS now '22% more'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 14, 2022

President Biden's strategy to promote green energy has included promoting a significant transition toward electric cars (EV).

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Washington Post editor: 'Whatever the relative crime rate, voters see the current rate as unacceptable'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jun 6, 2022

For the first time since 2016, a Gallup survey reported that a majority of Americans are very concerned about criminal activity.

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Gov. proclaims state of emergency to 'prevent motorists from becoming stranded' in Tahoe area

By Timothy Stuckey | Jan 1, 2022

Gov. Steve Sisolak has recently declared a state of emergency in response to snow and storm conditions impeding travel in the Lake Tahoe region of northern Nevada.

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Omicron cases continue to increase in Nevada, with three confirmed in Clark County

By Timothy Stuckey | Dec 29, 2021

Nevada health officials recently confirmed that the state has five confirmed positive cases of COVID-19's omicron variant,

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Nevada given $1.67 billion in public education stimulus funds during COVID-19 pandemic

By Timothy Stuckey | Oct 22, 2021

Nevada has received a total of $1.67 billion in federal public education stimulus funding from Congress during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Boulder City hosts virtual National Night Out event

By Timothy Stuckey | Oct 21, 2021

Boulder City's Police and Fire Departments recently hosted a virtual version of its National Night Out event in an effort to minimize residents' exposure to COVID-19, according to a city press release.