In a letter to the governor, members of AFSCME and other groups warned that expanding film tax credits would be “politically indefensible.”

The public hospital expects to shoulder more costs as more patients become uninsured. Nurses call a CEO raise ‘a slap in the face’ amid those conditions.

If approved on Thursday, the funding will support a program that reaches 55,000 Nevadans and was at risk of temporary closure due to the federal shutdown.

Angry at how forced discounts are implemented, at least one broker has said he won’t inform clients of the new plan options, which could violate state law.

Many students at UNLV, even if they didn’t personally participate in DEI programs, acknowledged that they provide important resources to the campus community. Several of the students interviewed by The Nevada Independent questioned whether the university’s changes were actually tangible.

The House and Senate will now negotiate a final version of the National Defense Authorization Act, likely directing millions to state military facilities.

Nevada state regulators have accused Elon Musk’s Boring Co. of violating environmental regulations nearly 800 times in the last two years as it digs a sprawling tunnel network beneath Las Vegas.

Premiums are required to be lower, which could make the plans an attractive option as insurance prices are on the rise and subsidies lapse.

With air traffic controllers calling out sick and small business loans on pause, Nevada lawmakers on both sides express concern.

With five lawsuits open against the Las Vegas City Marshals, The Indy explains what their role is, and how they differ from police officers.

In this edition of the Indy Elections newsletter: National Dems pounce on redistricting proposal, unions push play on film tax credits and Annie Black is back.

Several unions have launched a PAC and funded it with $1 million to inform the public about the film studio proposal.

About 86 percent of people on the state’s insurance marketplace receive subsidies that are set to expire and will likely further drive up costs.

While the Trump administration's emerging ownership of private companies is not without precedent, economic experts fear future market impacts if the government doesn't eventually disentangle itself from these companies.

Most essential services will remain operating — but Nevadans should prepare for potential delays

So far the fund has raised $4 million, and the current budget for the Forever One Memorial is around $40 million, with fund organizers hoping to secure more money from state and federal grants, as well as from private donors.

The U.S. government will take a 5 percent stake directly in the Thacker Pass project and a 5 percent stake in project developer Lithium Americas in exchange for releasing the initial $435 million of a $2.23 billion loan.

The continuing resolution that would have funded the government through late November failed to clear the necessary 60-vote threshold Tuesday night.

Earlier this year, the Planned Parenthood affiliate previously serving Las Vegas agreed to transfer the Southern Nevada service area to Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, which covers parts of California and Nevada.

Health care experts warn the rising overall costs, coupled with the expiration of the ACA subsidies, could create a vicious cycle.