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Nevada is losing more than $5 million in federal funding after the Department of the Interior (DOI) last month refused to issue funding for more than 100 previously approved National Park Service agreements.

Plus: The gambling tax fix is finally moving and the cavalry arrives for David Flippo.

Ten candidates are vying for a spot on the Board of Regents to help shape the future of Nevada's system of public higher education.

As candidates for governor point to different statistics, actual economists say the full picture on the economy is more complicated.

The Nevada Independent put together tools to see how each Nevada public school is doing in reading and math proficiency. You can also see each school's star rating and how your district fared under a new grading system.

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Nevada's Bureau of Consumer Protection has historically fought against the practice of putting extra costs onto certain customers - until now.

The Department of Justice sought to revoke the citizenship of a Nevada resident for the first time in two decades this summer. Legal scholars say a recent push to denaturalize citizens comes with "political flavor."

Downballot races for clerk, recorder and assessor often get overlooked — but you rely on them if you're getting married or buying a home.

For the first time in a dozen years, there's an open race for Reno mayor. There are also two council member seats on the ballot: one open and one where a 25-year-old political newcomer is challenging a one-term incumbent.

The order requires state officials to propose how to limit delays in meeting the exponential growth in data center power needs across the next decade. It also