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Nevada will go second on the 2028 Democratic presidential primary calendar, following South Carolina, a group of national party mandarins announced Friday. Apparently there’s still another step in the process, but all the kids who are following this seem to think that’s a


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Naloxone in a vending machine at the LGBTQ+ Center of Las Vegas. (Photo: Michael Lyle/Nevada Current)

Nevada overdose rates have dropped by 2% since last year, but that’s a smaller decline than in most of the rest of the country, and local health officials aren’t sure why.

The number of people dying from an overdose has declined roughly 16...


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Walker River Paiute Tribe Tribal Administrative Offices. (Photo: Jeniffer Solis)

A South Carolina federal judge ordered the Trump administration to fund hundreds of environmental justice grants it illegally canceled last year, a decision that could impact $20 million in federal funding rescinded from the Walker River Paiute Tribe in Nevada.

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The Boulder City project may be the first data center built on BLM land, Rep. Dina Titus noted in a letter to Gov. Joe Lombardo. "How the regulatory approval and state incentive processes are applied to this project will have immense consequences for the future of data center development across the Silver State...and potentially across the country." (P...


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Of all the wildlife in the Clark County Wetlands Park, one of the most unexpected is the beavers. (Photo courtesy Timothy Olsen)

On the eastern edge of the Las Vegas Valley sit hundreds of acres of watery wetlands. 

A secret garden of sorts, the


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