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Last week, the Reno City Council decided against purchasing a $350,000 piece of land along Clear Acre Lane. The city had planned to use the …

On the night of April 14, Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske made a surprise announcement. She said that her office had evidence that the …

In February, Sen. Yvanna Cancela, D-Las Vegas, introduced an omnibus bill to the Nevada Legislature with multiple provisions relating to prescription drugs, including placing price …

On Thursday, the U.S. launched 59 tomahawk missiles from the decks of two destroyers parked off the coast of Syria. Their target was the Shayrat …

Whether it’s groceries, toys or clothing, women are still paying more for gender-specific products than men. A 2015 study from the New York City Department …

Last week, the U.S. Senate voted to roll back rules that required Internet Service Providers to get consent before selling a consumer’s internet browsing data. …

Associated Students of the University of Nevada elections are this Wednesday and Thursday. The online voting caps off a month of campaigns, replete with all …

Last Wednesday, Nevada’s state senate voted to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment in a 13-8 vote largely — though not totally — defined by party …

In the coming weeks and months, there’s a real chance that Nevada’s minimum wage will rise for the first time in years. There are two …

Election season is upon us with the first round of Associated Students of the University of Nevada debates starting this week. Candidates for the office …