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CLARIFICATION: The original version of this story mentioned Southwest Gas. Southwest Gas is not involved in the rate applications. The gas portion covers NV Energys gas customers in the Reno-Sparks area.

The races include a Culinary-backed food server, Reno woman in the energy industry and chiropractor facing establishment-backed candidates.

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public input on what environmental projects should benefit from nearly $350 million in funds raised through Nevada land sales. Here are some of the proposed projects.

Shareholders at three casino companies are pushing a proposal that would requires corporate management to commission a report on potential cost savings from implementing a smoke-free policy.

The races that The Indy is monitoring closely include a Culinary-backed nurse and state regent taking on veteran legislators, and a Bachelorette contestant against a former A’s lobbyist.

Billionaire investor Barry Diller was recommended for an unlimited license by the Nevada Gaming Control Board Wednesday as a board member with MGM Resorts International.

In this week's edition of the Indy Education newsletter, read about Catholic school's program providing students with work experience before they graduate high school.

Once named the nation's "dirtiest coal plant," NV Energy's Reid Gardner in Southern Nevada is now a battery storage facility.

Nevada’s political avengers assembled Monday for a groundbreaking ceremony more Coachella than press conference.

The math didn’t add up for Richard Luciano. His quest for a new home with enough room for his elderly parents became a ritual steeped in disappointment.