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Lucia Starbuck/KUNR Public RadioFamily caregivers of minors with disabilities or chronic illnesses could start receiving reimbursement from Medicaid in Nevada. -
Alacatr/Getty ImagesNew interstate licensing agreements will enable health care providers to begin caring for patients sooner when they move to Nevada.
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July’s episode of Purple Politics Nevada, hosted by KUNR’s Lucia Starbuck, focuses on the pros and cons of the state’s part-time citizen legislature. -
Organizations serving Nevada youth will be able to apply for outdoor education grants starting in August. Lawmakers just extended the program for a second round. -
The U.S. Supreme Court’s latest ruling on birthright citizenship is drawing sharp criticism from Nevada Assemblymemeber Cecelia Gonzalez who said this will only further family separation and undermine the economic growth immigrants provide. -
El gobernador de Nevada vetó un proyecto de ley presentado por el fiscal general que buscaba prohibir la manipulación de precios de bienes esenciales. -
El gobernador republicano de Nevada, Joe Lombardo, rompió su propio récord de vetos establecido hace dos años. Esta vez vetó 87 proyectos de ley, incluyendo uno que exigía a los votantes presentar identificación. -
El gobernador de Nevada, Joe Lombardo, firmó dos leyes que penalizan ciertos tipos de pornografía generada por inteligencia artificial. -
El gobernador republicano de Nevada, Joe Lombardo, vetó un proyecto de ley que habría ampliado la licencia familiar remunerada para más trabajadores. -
Washoe County Library System responds to Governor Joe Lombardo's veto of two bills aimed at protecting libraries and staff. -
Nevada passed two new laws to combat extreme heat and wildfire smoke, requiring local plans to protect residents and outdoor workers starting in 2026. -
The Nevada Latino Caucus criticized Governor Joe Lombardo's vetoing of seven bills saying these bills aimed at providing protection to Nevada's Latino and immigrant communities during a press conference Tuesday June 17.
