How Nevada is Positioning Itself to Close the ‘Lithium Loop’ By Scott King ● Energy ● June 21, 2023 From mining and processing to production and recycling, the Silver State is going all in on the lithium-ion battery cycle
Group sues over delayed government action to list fish as endangered By Claire Carlson ● Environment ● May 18, 2023 Groundwater pipeline pits city growth against biodiversity conservation.
The 10-year battle that will shape the future of Lake Tahoe’s Olympic Valley By Hannah Truby ● Climate ● April 19, 2023 One company aims to build a water slide, roller coaster, and an indoor skydiving park, but many see it as a threat to the region’s environment.
Meet Nevada’s Newest Election Referee By Steve Funk ● Business ● February 22, 2023 A Conversation with Nevada Secretary of State, Cisco Aguilar.
Will Reclamation and the States Make the Grade on a Colorado River Deal By Kyle Roerink ● Civics ● January 30, 2023
After Tough Few Years, Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Hopeful for Future By Alejandra Rubio - Yavapai-Apache Nation ● Business ● December 8, 2022 Financial constraints plus a pandemic left organization scrambling to keep services for indigenous residents
Expanded recreation highlights 2022 outdoor news By Matt Johanson ● Business ● November 28, 2022 Autumn in the Mountains Series
Dale Poune – What The Grand Ole Opry, Walley’s Hot Springs and the Susanville State Prison have in common! By Marsh Brodeur ● Arts ● November 27, 2022