Titus is once again asking Congress to bridge the hunger gap for students by supporting the Weekends Without Hunger Act. Read more »

The Bureau of Land Management will commence with a controversial roundup of wild horses in eastern Nevada. Read more »

The dean of the delegation, Titus is expected to be the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee’s Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management Subcommittee. Read more »

The public deserves to know what is happening to these icons of our Western heritage. Read more »

In a wide-ranging interview with the Current a few days before Thanksgiving, Titus talked about newly empowered Democrats investigating Donald Trump and trying to hold him accountable. Read more »

President Trump’s order attempts to slash more than 2 million acres of protected land — reducing the size of Bears Ears from 1.35 million acres to approximately 200,000 acres and Grand Staircase-Escalante from 1.9 million acres to approximately 1 million acres — the largest ever elimination of public land protection in the country’s history. Read more »

This progressive move stands in stark contrast to the VA's insistence on continuing outdated dog testing. Read more »

Rep. Dina Titus, a Democrat who often advocates for animal welfare in Congress, was critical of House Republicans for taking up a bill that would remove gray wolves from the list of endangered species given the litany of must-pass measures Congress must consider before ending the session. Read more »

The Salvation Army opened a new facility for homeless veterans on Friday at its Las Vegas campus. Read more »

The graduation at the Regional Justice Center was the culmination of the four-part Las Vegas Justice Court program, which provides an alternative to incarceration and offers veterans treatment, accountability and structure while connecting them to services and benefits. Read more »