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.
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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.
Day two of Nevada’s Special Session saw Assembly members hearing how cuts to health funding would impact Nevadans, and future budgets.
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Education cuts detailed in Assembly on first day of special session
By Jeri DavisBy Jeri DavisThe Nevada Legislature convened July 8 for its 31st special session to consider budget cut recommendations, including those from various state agencies looking to collectively help offset a $1.15 billion projected state budget shortfall.
Governor Steve Sisolak’s special session convened Wednesday morning and addressed the scope of the economic impacts created by COVID-19.
By Geoffrey Lawrence, Nevada Policy Research Institute As lawmakers emerge from the 26th special…
Casting Gov. Jim Gibbons as “the governor we can’t afford to lose!” the Gibbons…
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State legislators disagree on solutions to projected $3 billion budget shortfall in 2011
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoBy Phillip Moyer, Nevada News Bureau With the Nevada Legislature reaching a deal to…
SUBMITTED CAMPAIGN LETTER “This building [The Nevada Legislature] is full of difficult decisions and…
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Opinion: Sandoval: Balance budget on backs of taxpayers, spare industry
By ThisIsRenoBy ThisIsRenoSUBMITTED RELEASE FROM NEVADA STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTY By Phoebe Sweet LAS VEGAS–Republican gubernatorial hopeful…
