CARSON CITY — Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval will have another $130 million in savings and new revenue to offset major cuts to education and social services in Nevada.
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CARSON CITY — Nevada drivers would be prohibited from using hand-held cellphones or texting starting Oct. 1 under a bill passed 12-9 in the state Senate on Tuesday.
CARSON CITY — Nevada lawmakers face another big deadline and marathon floor sessions when the 12th week of the Nevada Legislature begins Monday.
CARSON CITY — As a boy, Karen Grayson preferred playing dress-up and dolls with the girl next door to playing baseball or G.I. Joes with the neighborhood boys.
CARSON CITY — Alternative fuel entrepreneur Peter Gunnerman’s clean burning, Nevada-made diesel product is the type of innovation lawmakers promoting job creation and alternative energy typically embrace.
A bill making its way through the state Legislature would grant residents a chance to vote on incorporating Laughlin. Residents as a whole appear split on the idea.
Candy, chips and soft drinks that many students love would be prohibited in Nevada public and charter schools under a bill approved 12-9 Friday in the Senate.
The Impact Nevada TV program, which examines critical issues during the 2011 Legislature, examines CCSD’s ELL (“English Language Learner”) program.
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