Posts in category On the Issues

It was crunch time last week for lawmakers in Carson City at the Nevada Legislature as they approached the Tuesday deadline for bills to pass …

The Reno City Council decided against purchasing a piece of land on Clear Acre Lane to build housing for the chronically homeless population even though …

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, D-Nev., received a warm welcome from a friendly crowd at a town hall event held Saturday at Reno High School. It …

Students and faculty at the University of Nevada, Reno, value diversity on campus and want to see more of it, according to a survey sent …

From threats to remove the White House Press Corps to denials of press credentials to traditionally credentialed press, President Donald J. Trump has changed the …

To respond to the current political climate that has been dominated by accusations of “fake news” toward truthful and accurate news stories and threats to …

Nevada could be making a dent in its extensive backlog of untested rape kits — a backlog that’s grown to roughly 8,000 over the last …

For the second time this year, the GOP duo of Sen. Dean Heller and Rep. Mark Amodei faced a number of difficult questions at a …

Nevada lawmakers set out to abolish the death penalty in the state of Nevada because of concerns over costs and moral issues. AB237 hoped it …

Preventing and reporting sexual assault on college campuses has become a national conversation in the last few years, and the University of Nevada, Reno, has …