Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) voiced his support for abortion access earlier this month, while hosting a panel of advocates and obstetrician-gynecologists to discuss reproductive rights in what has become a major issue for Democratic voters in the purple state.
After first discovering a room-temperature material capable of superconductivity in 2020, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) physicists have done it again by replicating superconductivity through less strenuous conditions, a promising sign for future everyday applications.
A bill draft authorizing the Nevada Department of Wildlife to protect monarch butterflies, bees and other terrestrial invertebrates advanced from the Nevada Legislative Joint Interim Standing Committee on Natural Resources, yesterday.
Health officials in Nevada are now working to boost messaging and vaccinations for those most likely to contract monkeypox after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declared the virus a public health emergency.
New projections released by the White House boast how clean energy tax credits and rebates, caps on insulin, and prescription drug pricing reform included in the Inflation Reduction Act will lower costs for Nevadans.
According to new Bureau of Labor Statistics data, Nevada’s unemployment rate is down 2.2% in July from numbers 12 months ago.
Firefighters in the Washoe Valley have lost a seven year fight with bats, forcing the emergency responders to indefinitely abandon one of the two fire stations in the Valley.
The Colorado River Basin is drying up, but nobody can agree on how to start solving the problem.
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $300,000 grant to fund “Buen Aire Para Todos,” or Good Air for All, a program to improve air quality in East Las Vegas.