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Carson City-based Ametherm, a manufacturer of thermistors and other electronic components for circuit protection, announced Thursday that it has doubled the size of its manufacturing plant with a newly purchased 36,000-square-foot facility on Carson Citys east side.

Stating that the Europeans have shot themselves in the foot with CBAM, he said,

Bob Knight's legacy extends much beyond national titles for Bloomington-area coaches Gary Sims, Curt Simic and J.R. Holmes.

The number of deals in the cultivated meat market in the first eight months of 2023 has significantly declined since 2022, a report by financial advisory firm Oghma Partners shows. However, strong government investment and potential regulatory approval could provide a boost for the sector.

President Michael D Higgins has urged the European Union (EU) not to allow its statements on the Israel-Hamas war to have “ambiguous construction” as he said to do so is “little less than granting of impunity”.

Conflicts rage but no other ignites the passions that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict sparks in people all over the world.

Shilo Sanders' viral hits are winning on social media. But they're not helping Coach Prime or his CU Buffs win games.

With natural gas storage sites across the EU now more than 99% full, traders have started using storage sites in Ukraine.

A public meeting for residents, property owners and businesses along the South Carson Street corridor between Fifth and Roland streets is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Mar. 1 inside the Sierra Room at the Carson City Community Center, 851 E. William Street in Carson City.

By Nevada News Bureau staff CARSON CITY – Nevada’s active voter rolls increased by 7,882 registrations in August, with Democrats picking up just over 2,600 new voters compared to just over 2,000 for Republicans. Democrats now have 461,461 active registered voters just about two months before the Nov.