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Allison Winter is a Washington D.C. correspondent for The Newsroom, a network of state-based non-profit news outlets that includes Nevada Current.

Cortez Masto prods Trump nominee to wade into tussle over wildlife refuge

Government Allison Winter - June 6, 2019

Lone GOP Rep. Amodei: ‘Now I am a collector’s item’

Politics Allison Winter - May 13, 2019

Congress eyes Nevada’s plan to combat soaring drug prices

Health Care Allison Winter - April 29, 2019

Yucca Mountain dump: Dead or undead?

Sustainability Allison Winter - April 12, 2019

House Democrats assail Trump’s ‘reckless’ plan to slash national parks funding

Allison Winter - April 3, 2019

Trump’s Interior nominee plans to wade back into issues involving former clients

Government Allison Winter - March 28, 2019

LATEST STORIES

Helping homeless youth succeed: what it takes, and where the state fits in

Education Michael Lyle - June 18, 2019

Enough already with the space aliens

Commentary Hugh Jackson - June 18, 2019

Nevada treasurer envisions bigger, more activist role for office

Education April Corbin - June 17, 2019

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Trauma Advisory Board rendered irrelevant by law won’t go away

Dana Gentry - June 18, 2019

Next round of pot fees allocated toward rehousing homeless families

Michael Lyle - June 18, 2019

Cortez Masto wants to shrink schools’ carbon footprints

Robin Bravender - June 18, 2019

Ford and 21 other attorneys general tell Senate to protect elections

Hugh Jackson - June 18, 2019

Nevada adds retailers, more drug companies to opioid lawsuit

Dana Gentry - June 17, 2019

POPULAR STORIES

Enough already with the space aliens

Commentary Hugh Jackson - June 18, 2019

Helping homeless youth succeed: what it takes, and where the state fits in

Education Michael Lyle - June 18, 2019

Minimum wage bill: $12, effective 1/1/20 – until it wasn’t

Legislature Michael Lyle - March 25, 2019

Nevada treasurer envisions bigger, more activist role for office

Education April Corbin - June 17, 2019

State opens up occupational licensing to non-citizens

Immigration Jeniffer Solis - June 14, 2019