Monthly Archives: July, 2020

Un anuncio del ICE del lunes cambió las reglas de los visados de estudiantes, lo que dejó en el aire el futuro de los estudiantes internacionales de la UNR.

Google announced three new Google Career Certificates in high-growth, high-paying fields, adding to the IT Support Professional (IT Cert) and Automation with Python Certificates that have helped break barriers for underserved groups to enter the tech workforce.

Nevada's Assembly members heard public comment from dozens of state employees as they considered AB1, which addresses pay cuts and furloughs.

The Nevada Senate on Saturday discussed a bill that would bring in funds from mining and transportation to help address a $1.15 billion budget shortfall.

Seven positive cases of rabies have been identified in bats in Clark and Washoe counties recently, according to scientists at the Nevada Department of Agriculture.

The Nevada System of Higher Education is already facing a $120.9 million impact from the COVID-19 pandemic, and now must cut at least 14% of its budget.

Protesters lined Carson Street Saturday morning in what has become a weekly butting of heads between Black Lives Matter supporters and pro-Trump counter-protesters.

Reopening schools dominated the conversation at the nearly 10-hour meeting of the Washoe County School District Board of Trustees on July 7.

OPINION: When the factors which drive crime are attacked and reduced crime falls, and the police can better serve their role in this system by reducing the instances of violent crime in our town.

By SAM METZ AP/Report for AmericaCARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Nevada lawmakers pumped the brakes on their emergency special session Saturday, a day after...