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In 1998, Washoe County saved Harry Reid’s career.
Evaleen Diaz plods up three flights of stairs at Western High School as rushing students course around her. At the top, the 18-year-old lets out a huge sigh. It is still early in the morning, but Diaz…
Reno, the “Biggest Little City in the World,” is home to one of the biggest tech companies in the world. Not that anyone would
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Icalynn Gamble had quit going to school last fall, overwhelmed by the responsibilities of being an 18-year-old mother and dejected about her chances of graduating. That’s when a parade of dignitaries — including Clark County School…
A budget is not just a plan to spend money, it’s a statement of priorities — a paper-and-ink manifesto of what an elected official or board believes is important.
Anthony Bennett isn’t like most top recruits. On Saturday, after a long recruiting process that finished with a month as the nation’s highest-rated uncommitted player, Findlay Prep’s Bennett kept it simple. After deciding to make…
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Better late than never? When it comes to legislation, it depends on whom you ask. Sen. Dean Heller’s campaign opened the last week with an emperor’s-clothes shot
Emily Black was flying high when she received diploma from UNLV on Saturday. Literally.
It seems just to allow those who have paid their price to society to be allowed to vote.
