Roe v. Wade fue revocado por la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos, pero los grupos de Nevada ya estƔn recordando a las personas que el aborto sigue siendo legal en el Estado de Plata.
Politics
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The landmark abortion ruling Roe v. Wade today was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, but Nevada groups are already reminding people abortion remains legal in the Silver State.
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As all of the votes continued to be tallied by the Washoe County Registrar of Voters, many of the outcomes of the races remained unchanged.
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Government
Judge dismisses Mike Clarkās appeal of protective order sought by Washoe County
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradWashoe County Assessor Mike Clarkās appeal of the year-plus-long protective order issued against him was dismissed yesterday by Washoe District Court Judge Kathleen Sigurdson.
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From county commission seats to open positions on the Reno City Council, there is much at stake in local races.
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Politics
5 things we learned about Jan. 6 and Trump from the first hearing
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoThe opening U.S. House hearing in a series on the Jan. 6 attack included some eye-opening new details about the events of the day and the broader plot to halt the peaceful transfer of presidential power.
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Election 2022
Nearly 1 in 5 midterm voters in NV will be Latino, report says
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoAs early voting for the Nevada primary election winds down, analysts are turning their attention to how the stateās Latino electorate will shape the stateās midterm general election in the fall.
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An exception two years ago aside, the turnout rate in Nevada primary elections is generally miserable, and early data for the 2022 primary election indicates this election will likely follow the trend.
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Politics
VIDEO: Crypto, gun control and a housing rights protest: US mayors descend on Reno
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradMayor Hillary Schieve is touting public art and blockchain technology as part of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which brought hundreds to Reno this weekend.
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A new election poll released this week by researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno released shows some candidates in the upcoming primary election may have a strong lead over their rivals.