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Lombardo calls special session focused on film tax credits, other ‘unfinished’ business. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Are two rural Nevada hospitals at risk of closing after cuts to Medicaid? Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Federal funds helped spur every major advancement in life sciences in the last half century. Private foundations can’t fill the gap if it drops significantly.

Nevada Senate Democrats to push for state-funded food benefits in special session. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Anti-hunger groups in Nevada strain to meet record demand. SNAP pause is just one reason. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Top Nevada lawmaker asks for fiscal emergency to fund SNAP ‘by any means necessary.’ Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Legislative, executive branch intend to funnel funds to food banks to address SNAP crisis. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Nevada governor, treasurer clash over state funds to support SNAP during shutdown. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Now the leader of the Nevada Department of Human Services, Whitley has served in a cabinet role since 2015 and been in state service since 1986.

State worker union joins chorus against Nevada film tax expansion proposal. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Nevada’s new public option health plans face a hurdle — insurance brokers. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Nevada’s launching one of the first public health insurance options. Here’s what to know. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Several unions have launched a PAC and funded it with $1 million to inform the public about the film studio proposal.

Casi el 86 por ciento de personas inscritas en el mercado de seguros del estado reciben subsidios que van a expirar y que aumentarían los costos.

About 86 percent of people on the state’s insurance marketplace receive subsidies that are set to expire and will likely further drive up costs.

Physicians: Rule that doctors ID athlete’s sex at birth ‘inappropriate’ for school physical. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Health care experts warn the rising overall costs, coupled with the expiration of the ACA subsidies, could create a vicious cycle.

The governor will make a $5,000 payment for his use of a badge and uniform in campaign materials.

Nevada doctor fears limited access to COVID vaccines as feds scale back recommendations. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

Major chains had stopped offering the vaccine in Nevada. State law is tied to federal guidance, which is unsettled and has narrowed under Trump.