Lucia Starbuck

Tune in to this month’s episode of Purple Politics Nevada to hear KUNR and KNPR reporters speak about their stories for the housing series “Does Home Mean Nevada.”

A new Nevada law will allow families caring for a child with disabilities or a chronic illness to receive financial support from Medicaid. But for those families, relief is a long way away.

Active duty military service members received their October 15 pay. As the government shutdown continues, they’re uncertain when they’ll see their next paycheck, and it’s having effects far beyond their pay.

On Friday, the Truckee River Flood Management Authority (TRFMA) could vote on a flood mitigation and park proposal between McCarran and Rock boulevards, potentially creating more grass sports fields.

Homeowners in Nevada continually face challenges. The loss of insurance coverage due to wildfire risk is just adding to their list of worries.

A Nevada nonprofit has filed two ballot petition initiatives to create an independent redistricting commission and allow people to vote in primary elections regardless of their political affiliation.

90% of Nevada websites are back online after a cyberattack targeted the state government in August. Still, the Medicaid and SNAP portal, and gun background check system are down as of September 12.

A majority of farms in the United States are considered small, and Nevada is no different. Many provide food right back to the local community. But it’s becoming increasingly more difficult for them to survive. That’s the case for one family-operated farm in Fallon.

A new Nevada law aims to increase transparency for renters.

Family caregivers of minors with disabilities or chronic illnesses could start receiving reimbursement from Medicaid in Nevada.