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Preserve Nevada, the first statewide advocacy organization geared toward protecting Nevada’s cultural, historical and archaeological heritage, releases its list of the top 11 most endangered places in Nevada every other year. Here are the sites the organization is most concerned about.

A proposal to appoint a new superintendent for the nation’s fifth-largest school district without a comprehensive search and public interviews has sparked outrage among educators, a top lawmaker and community members.

Words: Liz Rountree Saturday’s Combined Clubs Long Race this Saturday kicks off a busy month of Summer yacht racing. Crews racing in the 4th round of the

In this week's edition of Indy Education, learning about the City of Las Vegas' mobile pre-K program. Plus, updates on the Washoe County School District's search for a new superintendent.

For years, Nevada Democrats have dominated in fundraising and state legislative races. But the first-term Republican governor is looking to turn the tide.

A decade after then-Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto led a push to ensure Nevada law outlawed sex trafficking, at least four lawmakers plan to continue the fight against illegal sex work during the upcoming legislative session.

Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo's administration is drafting a new climate plan that could unlock sizable federal funding. The state's old climate plan, drafted under a Democratic administration, remains offline during the process.

Radon is an invisible killer, and in Nevada, more than a quarter of houses tested for radon showed higher than safe levels for the odorless gas.

You can’t see radon. Or taste it or smell it. But you can die from it. Exposure to radon, which comes from the ground and is naturally occurring, kills about 21,000 people nationally each year.

Against a checkerboard backdrop of signs saying “Defend Choice” and “Women for Sisolak,” Nevada’s incumbent Democratic governor spoke Friday to a crowd of several dozen to declare that this is “hands down the most consequential election of my life.”