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"This is a tough race," Republican state Sen. Brian Dahle said about his decision to challenge Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Natalie O’Neal of Indigenous Educators Empowerment says the powwow’s focus on youth reflects her culture’s traditions and life philosophy.

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On the border of northern Nevada and southeastern Oregon sits a caldera that formed around 16 million years ago through the collapse of a super volcano’s lava dome. Its formation created a soft clay sediment, and within it, one of the largest lithium deposits in the world. The McDermitt Caldera is the proposed site of […]

Indigenous economics, politics and an exhibit about a Northern Paiute and Pit River artist

More than 600 travel organizations signed on to a letter today asking lawmakers to include the travel industry in any further Covid assistance it doles out to other industries lobbying for pandemic aid.

Nevada Museum of Art Presents "The Art of Jean LaMarr": Presenting over 100 paintings, prints and sculptures from her 50 year career.

The tribe has purchased several properties near the California-Oregon border, intending to develop a presence on lands they were forcibly removed from

A shadow marijuana market is thriving in California, attracting Mexican cartels and harming people, animals and the environment.