The head of Nevada’s health insurance exchange is “deeply concerned” about a proposed federal rule change that would extend the length of short-term health plans, saying in a Friday letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that the policy will likely result in higher premiums for people who purchase insurance on the exchange.

U.S. military strikes against the Syrian government have elicited sharp reactions from Nevada’s congressional delegation — though some responses seemed to have changed based on political conditions and the president’s political party.

After the project spent years on a waiting list, Nevada will be getting reimbursed by the federal government for its investment in building a 96-bed veterans nursing home in Sparks.

The suit-clad visitor stood by the Orr Middle School garden when the bell sounded, transforming the peaceful sidewalk into a sea of teenagers. Students’ chatter and laughter filled the air as they trudged toward their second class of the day. Some grabbed breakfast items along the way, and most completely ignored the man beside their principal who was watching the hustle and bustle unfold.

When an investigation found sexual harassment allegations against Storey County Sheriff Gerald Antinoro were credible, Melanie Keener thought she would be able to continue her job as the sheriff’s chief deputy. But that wasn’t the case.

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A group of professors, educators and nonprofit representatives recently met in Las Vegas to plan how parents, students and community members can work together to lower the dropout rate among Latinos and encourage them to graduate.

Legislative activity has slowed down now that Republicans and Democrats are gearing up for a midterm election and the omnibus funding bill has been approved. On tax day this week, House leaders, in a bid to reform the IRS, passed a trio of bills meant to supplement the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

A top Las Vegas Sands executive is lashing out at Nevada’s top energy regulator, accusing him of violating ethics law just a day after the release of a scathing report indicating a energy ballot measure promoted by the casino company could raise electric rates and cost millions of dollars to implement.