Paul Boger
Reno Bureau Chief and Journalist at KNPR-FM (Las Vegas, NV)
Politics and Government Reporter/Producer for Nevada Public Radio. Based in Reno. Retweets ain't endorsements. My opinions are mine alone. [email protected].
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3 days ago |
knpr.org | Paul Boger
When people talk about their concerns over the future of Southern Nevada’s access to water, they’re often talking about the Colorado River. The bathtub ring that encircles the waters of Lake Mead, the nation’s largest reservoir, has become the ever-present reminder of the Southwest’s reliance on a dwindling resource. New analysis from researchers at Arizona State University suggests communities may be using that water faster than previously thought.
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3 days ago |
knpr.org | Paul Boger
Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo has set a new record. Two of them actually. By vetoing 87 bills from the 2025 Session, the most for a single session. Lombardo now holds the record for most vetoes by a Nevada Governor ever, beating out former Republican Governor Brian Sandoval, who vetoed 97 bills over a combined four legislative sessions. So, what did Lombardo veto? Well, among the legislation was a bill that would have required companies with 50 or more employees to have paid family sick leave.
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4 days ago |
knpr.org | Paul Boger
When people talk about their concerns over the future of Southern Nevada’s access to water, they’re often talking about the Colorado River. The bathtub ring that encircles the waters of Lake Mead, the nation’s largest reservoir, has become the ever-present reminder of the Southwest’s reliance on a dwindling resource. New analysis from researchers at Arizona State University suggests communities may be using that water faster than previously thought.
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1 week ago |
kunr.org | Lucia Starbuck |Paul Boger
Los últimos días de la sesión estuvieron marcados por una intensa actividad y cambios repentinos y significativos a varios proyectos de ley, una dinámica común en las horas finales antes del cierre legislativo.
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2 weeks ago |
kunr.org | Paul Boger
The 83rd regular session of the Nevada Legislature is over, and hundreds of bills are now on Republican Governor Joe Lombardo's desk for final approval. The final days of the session are characterized by a flurry of activity, accompanied by sudden and dramatic changes to legislation, often coming in the final hours before lawmakers adjourn.
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RT @jess_hillyeah: Take a look at our post-mortem story on the 2025 Legislature. Lots of interesting nuggets in here https://t.co/52QRmMlT…
RT @VegasPBS: On this week’s Nevada Week with @amber_r_dixon… Nevada’s 83rd Legislative Session ended with high drama — some of the sessio…
RT @jess_hillyeah: So far the governor has vetoed over 30 bills. Those bills include legislation proposing different designations, such as…
