The economic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic has hit Nevada particularly hard, complicating budget planning in a state that levies no state income tax on residents and relies on tourism and hospitality industry revenue.
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Congressional delegation responds to U.S. Capitol insurrection, threats of further violence
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisWith only two days before Inauguration Day, Nevada’s Congressional delegation responds to recent violence and threats of more.
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The Jan. 17 far-right armed protest at the State Capitol that was touted more than a week in advance never materialized.
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Carson Sheriff: Law enforcement prepared for protests leading up to Inauguration Day
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisCarson City Sheriff Kenneth Furlong, his deputies and other area law enforcement agencies are prepared for planned protests in the capital between now and Inauguration Day on Jan. 20.
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“Why It Matters”: Nevada Humanities launches civic engagement initiative
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoNevada Humanities will spend the first months of 2021 continuing a community dialogue around civic engagement with the Why It Matters initiative.
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Schools superintendent stands behind statement made following siege on U.S. Capitol
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisWashoe Schools’ superintendent is taking heat and receiving praise after sending a message to district families about counseling resources.
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Washoe County Deputy Sheriff’s comments about Capitol siege spark criticism
By Bob ConradBy Bob ConradHere at home, while the rioting was occurring at the U.S. Capitol, a deputy sheriff with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office appeared to defend the rioting.
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‘Stop the Steal’ rallies held at Nevada state capital, Vegas (photos)
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoSupporters of President Donald Trump on Wednesday lined the streets outside Nevada’s state capital and rallied in front of federal buildings in Las Vegas.
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Nevada’s Congressional delegation responds to siege on U.S. Capitol
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisMembers of Nevada’s Congressional delegation sent updates throughout the day as they’ve sheltered in place while armed Trump-supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol today.
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About 100 people gathered Sunday at the Reno Arch downtown showing solidarity with farmers protesting in the roads leading to New Delhi, India’s capital.