News from January 2025
Nevada's new insurance law could disrupt professional liability market
By K. T. Sarmiento | Jan 25, 2025
Recent legislative developments in Nevada could significantly impact the state's professional liability insurance market.
Nevada celebrates two schools named 2024 National ESEA Distinguished Schools
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
Two schools in Nevada have been recognized as 2024 National Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) Distinguished Schools.
TMCC showcases local art with new spring exhibits
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) Art Galleries is hosting four exhibitions from February 10 to March 13 at its Dandini Campus.
High schools expand CTE programs with new college course offerings
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
We have developed CTE program pathway options for 26 high schools: - Advanced Computer Science - Advanced Manufacturing - Automotive Technology - Aviation Technology - Building Trades in Construction - Culinary Arts - Cybersecurity - Design...
Nevada education system reaffirms commitment amid policy uncertainties
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) has reiterated its commitment to fostering inclusive environments for students, faculty, and staff.
Anne Hoff's 'Desert Whispers' exhibit opens at Bristlecone Gallery
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
Capital City Arts Initiative is currently showcasing Anne Hoff's "Desert Whispers" at Western Nevada College’s Bristlecone Gallery.
United Way boosts access to preschool with $15M scholarships
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
For families in Southern Nevada, access to quality preschool education is being expanded through a $15.3 million scholarship initiative.
Hudson Riehle to retire from National Restaurant Association after 38 years
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
The National Restaurant Association has announced the upcoming retirement of Hudson Riehle, senior vice president of the organization's Research and Knowledge Group.
College recognizes Ann Thompson as employee of the month
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
Ann Thompson has been named the February 2025 Employee of the Month by the Administrative Faculty Assembly (AFA) at the College of Southern Nevada.
Nevada State University responds to federal policy changes with focus on diversity
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
Nevada State University has issued a statement in response to recent federal policy changes, emphasizing its commitment to education as a pathway to economic mobility and community strength.
College of Southern Nevada reaffirms commitment amid national developments
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) has issued a statement addressing the institution's role in education and its commitment to the community amidst national developments.
CSN hosts events to honor Black History Month
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 24, 2025
The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) has announced a series of events to celebrate Black History Month in 2025.
DRI launches statewide science storytelling series highlighting environmental challenges
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
DRI has announced a new series of community events in Las Vegas and Reno.
TRPA approves Homewood Master Plan with new enforceable standards
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) Governing Board has approved the Homewood Master Plan.
Nevada DMV introduces new self-service kiosk at Superior Grocers
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has announced the addition of a new kiosk in Las Vegas, effective January 23, 2025.
CSN opens new simulation center to combat nursing shortage
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) has opened a new Nursing Simulation Center at its North Las Vegas Campus.
WNC professor featured in documentary amid FDA ban on Red Dye No. 3
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
Western Nevada College Psychology Professor Dr. Rebecca Bevans has gained national attention for her research on synthetic food dyes, a topic she has studied for over ten years.
Clark County School District settles lawsuit with students over police incident
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 23, 2025
The Clark County School District Board of School Trustees has approved a $1 million settlement with two teenage students, as announced by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Nevada.
The Perryman Group: NV loses $203M annually to excessive tort costs
By A. B. Bamburg | Jan 22, 2025
According to a report from The Perryman Group, an economic research firm, Nevada's economy loses $203 million annually due to excessive tort costs.
University of Wyoming VP joins WICHE Commission
By D. D. Diggs | Jan 22, 2025
Mike Smith, vice president for governmental affairs and community engagement at the University of Wyoming, has been appointed as a commissioner to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE).