In my 25 plus years in education, the negative impact on children caused by the COVID-19 pandemic transcends anything I have witnessed.

Tent cities are popping up all across the American West.

With the entirety of the political world centering their focus on the Democratic reconciliation bill, and whether progressives and conservatives in the party can come to some sort of feasible middle ground, it can be easy to forget President Biden’s signature accomplishment prior to the current hubbub: the American Rescue Plan.

Following recent nationwide news reports of the first-ever declared Tier 1 water shortage in the Colorado River, which reduces for the first time the amount of water Arizona, Nevada and Mexico can claim from the river, I received a couple of emails about what that meant for Las Vegas.

If Adam Laxalt imagined his testimony on Friday in New York federal court would lift the cloud of controversy hanging over his connection to shadowy defendants charged with

According to Bloomberg, the CEO of Danish Crown, Europe’s top meat processor, believes beef “will be a luxury product that we eat when we want to treat ourselves” due to beef’s climate impact. If this is true, how will this impact Nevada’s cattle-centric agricultural sector? 

highest average sales tax.

In a time of endless political intrigue, the departures of a couple loyal Nevada Republicans from their positions in two county central committees may seem unimportant.

Nevada passed legislation on May 14, 2019, stating that a fetus can only be aborted prior to 24-28 weeks gestation.

The embarrassing picture that’s already painting a thousand words in Nevada Republican Adam Laxalt’s latest political campaign is now augmented by text messages.

A recent report from the UN intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC) confirmed the undeniable link between human activity and the climate crisis.

Las Vegas is famous for its entertaining shows in a make-believe setting, so surely it was only a matter of time before the Heartland Institute brought its climate-science denial conference to the Strip to no less an iconic property than Caesars Palace.

Who am I going to persuade, exactly? The 74 percent of Republican voters who believe Biden only won because of fraud?

Ascribing to our ideological rivals malicious intent before we even fully understand their position has, regrettably, become a staple in modern political discourse. 

This should have been a very good week for Republican gubernatorial candidate and Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo.

Nevada has a railroad plan. But will its implementation be stifled by an unwilling partner?

Several times a week I walk past the statue of Richard Bryan on the UNR campus.

Nevada’s Board of Wildlife Commissioners is intentionally designed to protect the entrenched interests of people who shoot wildlife.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect people across the United States, cities and states are struggling to combat vaccination gaps.

As a parent, I understand first hand that raising children can be expensive.