r/Nevada • • 4h ago

[Discussion] Don't select your candidate based on Halo's Music and rhetoric. Think who you want in Congress!

42 Upvotes

Don't vote Marty O'Donnell. This wacko has no interest in Nevada and has never lived here or worked here, he was a Washington state worker with video games and now comes from California. Remember how y'all 'hate' outside people from California?!?!?

He is now bank rolled and boot licked by the administration and trying to aide control.

“You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain”, Way to Go Marty!


r/Nevada • • 8h ago

[Discussion] drive Vegas Alamo to Cedar City

7 Upvotes

Hi everyone
I am Planning a road trip in November from Las Vegas to Cedar City via Alamo, NV. Looking for interesting stops along the way: scenery, small towns, historical sites, unusual places, view points or short hikes.
Any recommendations ?


r/Nevada • • 14h ago

[Politics] Arizona joins lawsuit over required water cuts in Colorado River plan

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35 Upvotes

Arizona joins lawsuit over required water cuts in Colorado River plan


r/Nevada • • 11h ago

[Community] As Nevada's 24-hour economy grows, working parents struggle to find overnight childcare

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"Nevada has one of the largest shares of parents working off-hours, but licensed overnight childcare is shrinking, leaving families to piece together care".

"Among the country's 100 largest metro areas, the Las Vegas metro had the highest share of night-shift workers, about 10.3 percent, or roughly 112,000 people, according to a 2022 analysis of census data by the home services company Porch. Statewide the share was 9.5 percent, compared with about 6 percent nationally".