A House procedural vote to begin debate on a resolution condemning President Donald Trump’s “racist” tweets imploring four freshman Democratic Congresswomen of color to “go back" to their countries of origin split the Nevada delegation along party lines.

The innovative behavioral health home model that Nevada helped to pioneer two years ago isn’t going away anytime soon, state officials said on Monday, despite reports that clinics in other early-adopter states notified staff and patients of layoffs and service cuts after Congress failed to reauthorize funding for the program last week.

Two freshman Democrats fighting to hold onto their seats in 2020 in an effort to help their party retain their majority in the House have built up substantial cash leads to fend off any would-be Republican challengers, according to quarterly campaign finance reports due on Monday.

It’s warming and getting warmer. And if you’re one of the 2.2 million Nevadans living in Las Vegas or Reno, it’s happening quicker than in many other cities across the United States. Not only is the average temperature increasing in Nevada, cities like Las Vegas are expected to experience a significant increase in the frequency of extreme heat, according to a peer-reviewed study and report released Tuesday.

The new rule, which is set to take effect on Tuesday, makes people ineligible for asylum at the southern border of the U.S. if they have passed through another country first without applying for protection there. That would cover Central American migrants who travel through Mexico before arriving at the U.S. but don’t seek asylum from Mexico.

In an at-times contentious meeting on Friday of the Committee on Local Government Finance — an appointed board under the Department of Taxation that oversees municipalities placed under ‘fiscal watch’ — district CFO Jason Goudie told the eleven-member board that while the district was on an eight-year plan to restore its budgetary reserve account to the necessary 4 percent required under state regulations, it nonetheless requires additional cuts to avoid a deficit in the 2021 fiscal year.

From Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. to Gilbert, AZ, no distance was too far to travel for members of the American Political Items Collectors organization as they descended upon Reno this weekend to participate in the “largest political collectibles show and sale in the West.”

Lawmakers who more than doubled the per-pack cigarette tax in 2015 and approved a 30 percent tax on vaping products this session have said they want to price people out of smoking. They also want to curb a trend they said they were “horrified” to discover just a few years ago — that about 15 percent of youth are vaping.