Nevada Expands Medicaid for Incarcerated Youth Under New Federal Law
Starting January 1, Nevada must provide Medicaid healthcare to incarcerated youth under 21 and former foster youth up to 26.
March 28, 2025
Starting January 1, Nevada must provide Medicaid healthcare to incarcerated youth under 21 and former foster youth up to 26.
Nevada gets a C+ in reproductive health care policy. Lawmakers push bills to boost access and protect providers.
Senate to review bills on Nevada Native issues, including water rights and missing Indigenous persons, sponsored by Sen. Cortez Masto.
Schools, churches, and hospitals were once “sensitive locations” for immigration enforcement. Trump’s changes ended this.
Emilo, a journalism student, navigates stress over citizenship and funding. Programs like UndocuPack offer vital support.
Several hundred rallied at Nevada’s capitol for the ‘50501 Movement’ against Trump’s policies and Project 2025.
Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, deemed unconstitutional by a Seattle judge, faces legal challenges.
Only 7.9% of U.S. state legislators are moms of minors, but Nevada ranks fifth with 12.7%, per Vote Mama Foundation.
Nevada graduate student workers urge NSHE to recognize their union, citing financial instability and unsafe conditions.
Maria Palma informa sobre una ley que podría afectar a inmigrantes indocumentados y los avances del Distrito Escolar.
The rhythmic hum of turbines is constant at Ormat Technologies’ geothermal plant in Reno, generating power 24/7.
Maria Palma informa sobre una financiación de $500,000 para reducir el riesgo de incendios en North Tahoe.
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