Nevada News

A California company might become the first from another state to practice "telemedicine" in Nevada.

The secretary of state's office says more people registered as non-partisan voters in Nevada last month than those who registered for all other political parties combined.

Nevada is joining more than 40 other states that have special license plates for families of those who died while serving in the military.

Last year, almost 25,000 animals were put down at the four Las Vegas Valley shelters.

Unemployed Nevadans could soon receive more financial help following a vote by Congress to extend unemployment benefits.

Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice James Hardesty has announced his re-election bid to the state's highest court.

Several candidates hope to alter the composition of the Nevada State Legislature.

The Southern Nevada Health District is holding two H1N1 immunization clinics this weekend.

Legislation introduced in Congress would expand the Lake Tahoe Restoration Act and authorize $415 million over eight years to combat the worst environmental threats to the Sierra Nevada lake and surrounding basin.

In an October 30, 2009 letter to ANCA-Nevada activist Razmig Libarian, the Senate leader reported that he had recently written to Secretary Clinton to pass along the concerns of his state's citizens of Armenian heritage, and to encourage her to meet directly with the national leadership of the Armenian American community regarding the state of ...

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After turning up the heat during last week's cold blast, southern Nevadans will be opening the windows to enjoy some of the season's warmest temperatures.

The Nevada National Guard surpassed its goals for recruitment this year, mirroring a national trend fueled in part by a poor job market, state officials say.

Nevada posted its 10th straight month of double-digit declines in taxable sales in August, as a major federal incentive to boost car sales failed to drive consumer purchases into growth territory.

A former state pilot who raised safety concerns about another pilot has been fired again by the Nevada Department of Transportation after a judge ruled the agency was within its rights to fire him.

Rural Nevada has benefited the most from federal highway stimulus dollars so far, receiving 63 percent of Federal Highway Administration funding for roads and other transportation projects, according to an Associated Press analysis of reporting records.

Nevada is expecting to receive more than $92 million in stimulus grants from the Department of Energy for geothermal exploration and technology projects ranging from finding new sources of power to adding power generation to existing plants.

Federal officials will investigate workplace safety programs across the country after the deaths of 25 workers in construction accidents in Las Vegas over an 18-month period.

Main Category: Abortion Also Included In: Women's Health / Gynecology Article Date: 29 Oct 2009 - 3:00 PDT An antiabortion ballot measure in Nevada could mobilize the state's Democratic voter base if it is placed on the 2010 ballot, some political experts say, the Las Vegas Sun reports.

Karen Todd-News 4 Senator Harry Reid says a public option will be included in the healthcare reform bill that will be debated on the Senate floor.