Veteran Nevadan Journalist Ray Hagar is known for fair and tough reporting and invigorating commentary.
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News - September 14, 2016
Sen. Dean Heller wants campaign spending curtailed and points to two revenue sources to eliminate: Corporations and unions.
Heck critical of Reid, wants step-by-step immigration reform
News - September 13, 2016
Rep. Joe Heck wants a step-by-step approach to immigration, rips Harry Reid and the Democrats for not getting immigration package passed when they had the chance.
Reid warns of Russian manipulation in U.S. elections
News - September 12, 2016
Senate Minority Leader says Russian government poses grave threat to U.S. election system
Ray returns in September
News - July 11, 2016
While snow pack is average, 'El Nino' has helped revive reservoirs, TMWA offical says
News - May 19, 2016
Despite recent snow and rain, the Truckee Meadows and Northern Nevada did not have a great Sierra snow pack year -- although the area's reservoirs are replenished, said Mark Foree, the general manager of the Truckee Meadows Water Authority.
State Sen. Settelmeyer considers run for Congress in 2018 if seat is open
News - May 18, 2016
State Sen. James Settelmeyer, R-Minden, said Wednesday that he would consider running for Nevada's 2nd U.S. House District seat in 2018 if current U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei returned to Nevada.
Doctors push back on insurance companies, push 'Medicare-for-all'
News - May 17, 2016
Dr. Sean Lehmann and the 20,000-member Physicians for a National Health Program have a mission: They want the current Medicare program -- which covers health-care those 65 and over -- to be extended to all Americans.
Medicaid costs for Nevada will expand, veteran reporter says
News - May 16, 2016
The 2017 Nevada Legislature will not have a lot of new money to work with, although Medicaid costs will continue to increase, said veteran legislative and statehouse reporter Sean Whaley.
Cruz campaign official points to 3 factors for his candidate's demise
Commentary - May 12, 2016
Inability to overcome the 'Trump phenomenon' is just one of the reasons why Ted Cruz dropped out of the presidential race
Medicaid payouts to doctors will be issue in 2017 Legislature, Reno Democrat says
News - May 12, 2016
Assemblywoman Teresa Benitez-Thompson, D-Reno, said Thursday she will push to increase Medicaid payments to doctors at the 2017 Nevada Legislature.
GOP 'Trump effect' could be outdone in Nevada by Latinos flocking to Democrats, noted professor says
News - May 11, 2016
A leading Nevada political science professor said presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has brought new people into the Republican Party, although the Trump effect could be outdone in Nevada with Latino voters flocking to Democrats.
Many feel Cruz should not have dropped out of GOP presidential race, Western campaign aide says
News - May 9, 2016
On the day Republican Sen. Ted Cruz pondered a possible re-entry into the presidential campaign, a major official in his campaign said many Cruz supporters felt their candidate should have never dropped out in the first place.
Prescription drugs can be gateway to heroin use, Reno police say
News - May 9, 2016
The age for a typical heroin user has become much younger, and in some instances of heroin addiction, the dependence may start when users can no longer get prescription pain killers issued by doctors, said Reno Police Deputy Chief MacVenzon.
After four losses, Tarkanian has become wiser with campaign money, Sen. Heller says
Commentary - May 6, 2016
Sen. Dean Heller, R-Carson City, said he endorses State Senate Majority Leader Michael Roberson, R-Henderson, in the race as Nevada's 3rd U.S. House District representative.
Sen. Heller considers run for governor in 2018
News - May 5, 2016
U.S. Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., said he would consider a run for Nevada governor at the end of his current term in 2018.
Prospects of new school board may help 'Save Our Schools' campaign, chairman says
News - May 4, 2016
It began in 2014 when the board was forced to pay out a $770,000 settlement to former superintendent Pedro Martinez after the board illegally fired him.
Trump would harm Heck's U.S. Senate candidacy, Heller says
News - May 3, 2016
Sen. Dean Heller, R-Nev., said Tuesday that Donald Trump would harm the U.S. Senate candidacy of Nevada Rep. Joe Heck, R-Henderson, if Trump is the Republican presidential nominee.
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