Nevada reproductive rights advocates are concerned about the sustainability of providing care and services as conservative lawmakers in neighboring states have repeatedly sought to ban abortion since the end of Roe v. Wade.
Los nevadenses indocumentados casados con ciudadanos estadounidenses obtendrán protección bajo una nueva política de Biden.
A new program is expected to help half a million undocumented immigrants married to US citizens have an easier path to citizenship. It will also make them eligible for a three-year work permit after initial review. President Joe Biden this week issued new...
The collaboration can be described as a virtual restaurant or ghost kitchen, where Comidazo Kitchen operates out of La Puerta Negra and has five food concepts — traditionally, ghost kitchens are digital-only restaurants that are available only on food delivery apps but partnering with existing restaurants allows for customers to try new food or discover new places.
La colaboración puede describirse como un restaurante virtual o “cocina fantasma,” donde Comidazo Kitchen opera desde La Puerta Negra y tiene cinco conceptos de comida — tradicionalmente, las cocinas fantasma son restaurantes exclusivamente digitales que están disponibles únicamente en aplicaciones de comida a domicilio, pero asociarse con restaurantes existentes permite a los clientes probar nueva comida o descubrir nuevos lugares.
Clark County voters narrowed down school board races from 25 candidates to eight — two of which are backed by the far-right political organization Moms for Liberty.
Twenty-five candidates are running for four CCSD school board seats in the election this year. Voters will narrow down the races in the primary election on Tuesday.
Triple digit temperatures are the unofficial start to summer in southern Nevada, but with extreme heat conditions, preparedness is key to avoiding heat-related injuries or even death.
Clark County issued its first sidewalk vendor license this week to a family-run popsicle and aguas frescas (fruit drinks) stand, a month after Commissioners approved the ordinance that established the requirements, including hours of operation, licensing fees, and cart size limits.
More than $150 million in recently announced federal funding will help make solar energy more accessible for low-income and disadvantaged communities in Nevada as part of an effort to boost widespread adoption of clean energy.
