Though few would list Reno in the same annals of American automotive manufacturing history as Detroit, Kenosha or South Bend, the Gigafactory’s expansion will not mark Reno’s first foray into the industry.

If Oakland’s statistics on the field were as lofty as the numbers used to impress state lawmakers about viability of the team’s move to Las Vegas, we’d already be icing the World Series champagne.

If the congressional measure doesn’t pass, we risk losing not only those good-paying union jobs, but our rural communities themselves. Our state is already full of ghost towns. We don’t need any more.

Explore what truly brings you joy and build a bridge to get there in order to manage stress. As part of that bridge, consult with a trusted health care provider for guidance and healthy ways to achieve your goals. 

Too many Nevadans report being somewhat or very worried about the cost of prescription medications, and most support establishing a maximum fair price for expensive medications. 

The White Pine County School District is facing an urgent crisis, and it is clear that it cannot solve this problem alone. The community is asking for our help, and it is our responsibility to respond with urgency and compassion.

It might feel like such an end-of-session crunch is the result of poor time management skills — but the truth is, this ostensibly broken and hurried system isn’t as accidental as lawmakers and lobbyists would like the public to believe. 

Improvements to the bus system, bike infrastructure and especially extending the Las Vegas Monorail would be better for carless travelers and actually help all Clark County residents given the metro area's incredible growth.

The problems we had before the pandemic will only worsen due to this long period of not having to re-enroll and the increased numbers of families that rely on public insurance.

With rising numbers of people who meet the criteria for substance use disorders, the need for professional addiction treatment is greater than ever. Unfortunately, a very small portion of those in need of care end up receiving it.

We are expected to listen to the cadre of corporate lobbyists beating down our doors, solicit the input of our communities, weigh the costs and the benefits, and then come to the best decision for the people of Nevada.

This year we have a record snowpack along with flooding in our state as it melts. Does that mean we no longer need to worry about water? The answer is a resounding no.

While phrases like “zero tolerance” sound like the school is addressing the issue of discipline, it doesn’t address the cause of the behavior. It doesn’t explain the context of the behavior. It doesn’t repair or make it better for the victim.

The issues we are dealing with are safety and the emotional needs of our kids not being met. I have been brought to tears by stories students and colleagues have shared about their life struggles ...

The targets of the proposed policy are the transgender students of the Douglas County School District — or cisgender children who express their birth gender nontraditionally. Think boys in kilts, girls in pants, that sort of thing ...

It’s just a wonderful coincidence that Rhodes finds the penitentiary cell door slamming right before Memorial Day, a time set aside to remember our nation’s true patriots and fallen heroes.

By focusing on quality, economic development opportunities, Nevada fortifies its financial standing more readily through its boom-and-bust cycles, due to its heavy reliance on gaming, while diversifying industry ...

Senate Bill 133 was introduced in response to unprecedented actions by a group of Republican operatives who, in a scheme orchestrated by former President Donald Trump, sought to help him remain in office.

This is a deal that makes sense for nobody and will end disastrously for everybody. Take it from a lifelong Oakland A’s fan, this is not a team owner Las Vegans should trust, let alone offer residency on the Strip.

Unfortunately, all of this economic progress we’ve made for Nevada families will be wiped out in an instant if Republicans in Congress continue to threaten defaulting on our nation’s debt.