Beginning July 10, 2026, BLM will start a helicopter-assisted wild horse gather in Nevada's Callaghan Complex to manage overpopulation and enhance safety.
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Nevada Dems Chair hails SCOTUS ruling in RNC v. Watson as a win for democracy, ensuring mail-in voting access and defending voter rights across the state.
Nevada Democrats engaged over 50 volunteers in a statewide action, addressing rising costs under the Lombardo-Trump economy by reaching thousands of voters.
Nevada's bid for the first primary gains backing from CHC BOLD PAC and ASPIRE PAC, highlighting its diverse Latino and AAPI voters vital for 2028 success.
Nevadans face soaring costs as the Lombardo-Trump economy drives up prices on groceries, gas, and housing, with unemployment among the highest nationally.
BLM seeks public input on managing 2,093 wild horses in the Eagle Complex, exceeding the sustainable level, to prevent habitat damage and animal suffering.
NNSS conducted a realistic drill simulating a bus-truck crash to test emergency response, enhancing readiness and inter-agency coordination in high-pressure situations.
NNSS sponsors UNR Innovation Day, enhancing student projects with $150,000 grants and expert judges, fostering career insights and technological growth.
The BLM closes parts of Black Rock Desert for Burning Man 2026, ensuring safety and resource protection. Some areas remain open; roads allow through traffic.
The BLM removed 97 wild horses and 425 burros near Pahrump, Nev., to curb overpopulation and restore ecological balance.