Nevada urban employment grows while rural workforce declines
Nevada job growth in the last year has been concentrated overwhelmingly in urban areas, according to the state Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation...
Retail: Still not dead yet
The number of electronic and mail order retail establishments - your exclusively online shopping stops -- tripled between 2001 and 2017, according to the...
Green Valley Ranch ordered to negotiate with Culinary
Station Casinos is on the losing end of an effort to delay negotiations with the Culinary and Bartenders Unions. The National Labor Relations Board...
Report: Nevada ranks 4th in income inequality
Nevada is the fourth most unequal state in the nation when it comes to income distribution, according to a new report.Income for the wealthiest...
Universal basic income touted as answer to automation
Earlier this month, the Vdara Hotel & Spa added two relay robots that deliver snacks, sundries and spa products directly to guest suites. While charmingly decorated...
Amid threats to their industry, sex workers question pushback on rally
Early last month, approximately 150 people donned red outfits and took to the sidewalks in downtown Las Vegas to advocate for the complete decriminalization...
Cash, cleanliness, black market are biggest worries on legal weed anniversary
If money is a curse, there’s a powerful hex over Nevada’s fledgling cannabis industry. Barely a year old and the legal weed business is...
Is the Green rush leaving women and minorities behind?
How do you create equity in the cannabis industry so people of color, low-income communities and those disenfranchised by marijuana laws can benefit from...
Nevada unions condemn Supreme Court’s “extreme decision”
In Nevada, workers can already opt out of paying union dues and still reap the benefits of better wages and benefits and job security...
Are job drug tests for weed on the way out?
Nevadans and our visitors love legal marijuana. Sales are topping $40 million a month and tax revenue will far exceed the projected $50 million...