LVRJ: Las Vegas shooting, crime victims to benefit from $3.4B in grants
“These funds are important for addressing the needs of victims of crimes, including those impacted by 1 October,” said Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev.
LVRJ: Las Vegas shooting, crime victims to benefit from $3.4B in grants
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“These funds are important for addressing the needs of victims of crimes, including those impacted by 1 October,” said Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev. LVRJ: Nations newest freeway, 15-mile stretch of I-11, ready to roll
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A carved section of the Eldorado Mountains gave way to a picturesque view of Lake Mead from the scenic overlook on Interstate 11, where transportation officials and local politicians gathered Thursday to open the nation’s newest freeway. With the initial 15-mile stretch of highway completed, officials took a moment to look farther down the road into the future of I-11 as a… WRIC: VA orders more dogs for research days after Congress cuts funding for experiments
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The Department of Veterans Affairs may be trying to get around Congress efforts to defund its deadly dog experiments. Nevada Current: Titus calls on Laxalt to oppose Trump 3D guns policy
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As Las Vegas in particular is an important transportation hub and international entertainment zone which attracts millions of patrons each year, the safety and wellbeing of our visitors, both domestic and foreign, must be a priority. KSNV: McCarran facing federal hurdle landing more international flights
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Las Vegas is a tourist town. Finding ways to get those tourists in is the engine that drives our biggest economy. The No. 1 money maker is getting international visitors to Las Vegas as quickly as possible, so news that a new flight, direct from Brazil, was celebrated by many. Last month, international arrivals were nearly 324,000 fliers, up 5.2 percent from… KSNV: Titus: Can't trust Trump on immigration
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“I am concerned that when they say everybody's been reunited, we are not getting the full story,” says Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nevada. KSNV: Nevada lawmakers seek more staffing at McCarran for international flights
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Saying that 500 jobs in the tourism industry are at stake, the Nevada congressional delegation has sent a letter to urge the United States Customs and Border Protection to immediately address a staffing shortage at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada that threatens Nevada's tourism economy. LVRJ: Lawmakers strip sage grouse provision from defense bill
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Lawmakers negotiating a final defense bill excluded a provision that would have prohibited the Interior Department from placing the sage grouse, in Nevada and other states, on the endangered species list for a decade. Democrats and environmental groups claimed a victory Tuesday, but the provision was just one of many efforts by Republicans and the Trump administration to roll back… Forbes: Federal Report On Marijuana Legalization Required Under New Bill
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Federal drug policies should be based on facts and not some reefer madness-mentality from a century ago. I am proud to introduce the Marijuana Data Collection Act along with a bipartisan group of House Members. NV Independent: Amodei, chamber express concerns about Trump's tariffs
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“I-11 is moving forward,” Titus said. “They are doing environmental studies in Arizona. They have to pick a route. Until they have a route, there’s nothing I can sell to try to get money for.” Browse Documents by Date or Issue |