Minner was one of the hundreds of people attending Tuesday’s Project Homeless Connect at the Cambridge Recreation Center.
Author Explores Gratitude’s Dark Side — And How Being Grateful Might Still Rescue Us
For the author of a book on gratitude Diana Butler Bass has what might be a surprising admission: Gratitude didn’t come naturally to her.
For the author of a book on gratitude Diana Butler Bass has what might be a surprising admission: Gratitude didn’t come naturally to her.
Rosalynn Carter Acclaimed by Admirers for Her Pioneering Advocacy for Mental Health, Caregiving
Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp paid tribute to her, recalling her service as Georgia’s first lady during Jimmy Carter’s term as Governor starting in 1971.
Georgia Republican Gov. Brian Kemp paid tribute to her, recalling her service as Georgia’s first lady during Jimmy Carter’s term as Governor starting in 1971.
How Much Is That Doggie in the Window Costing in Pet Rent?
Fees, deposits, contributing to stray animal crisis in low-income areas, say activists
Fees, deposits, contributing to stray animal crisis in low-income areas, say activists
Nevada Among Handful of States Funding Strangulation Exams for Domestic Violence Victims
But the state’s intent hobbled by provider shortage and a system that isn’t ‘trauma-informed’
But the state’s intent hobbled by provider shortage and a system that isn’t ‘trauma-informed’
Policies Barring Coverage of Anti-Obesity Care Are Outdated
Millions of Americans suffer from obesity. They are blamed for their weight; constantly being told they are not making good decisions.
Millions of Americans suffer from obesity. They are blamed for their weight; constantly being told they are not making good decisions.
Reclaiming Our Voices of Reason Amid All the Craziness
What craziness, you might ask?
What craziness, you might ask?
States That Send a Mail Ballot to Every Voter Really Do Increase Turnout, Scholars Find
But one fast-growing reform appears to stand out as an exception.
But one fast-growing reform appears to stand out as an exception.
From Not Enough Water to Too Much: Floods in Nevada Bring Pain and Relief
It’s the second year in a row the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe have had to hook tarps over roofs torn apart by historic storms and prepare temporary shelter for shaken residents.
It’s the second year in a row the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe have had to hook tarps over roofs torn apart by historic storms and prepare temporary shelter for shaken residents.
Changing High School Start Times Will Not Solve Teenage Sleep Issues
The Nevada State Board of Education recently passed a regulation requiring later start times for Nevada public high schools. This unfunded mandate is unneeded and unwanted.
The Nevada State Board of Education recently passed a regulation requiring later start times for Nevada public high schools. This unfunded mandate is unneeded and unwanted.
Everyone Smile and Say ‘Fiduciary Responsibility’
Nevada's resort industry and for-profit electric monopoly are in disagreement over power bills.
Nevada’s resort industry and for-profit electric monopoly are in disagreement over power bills.
Hired Guns for Sale Thwarting Climate Progress
This will be remembered as the year the climate crisis came to life, with the deadliest wildfires in over a century, Florida seawater hitting 100-degree hot-tub levels, and the hottest summer ever recorded.
This will be remembered as the year the climate crisis came to life, with the deadliest wildfires in over a century, Florida seawater hitting 100-degree hot-tub levels, and the hottest summer ever recorded.
Advocacy Group Says Inmates Eat Toothpaste, Toilet Paper, Salt to Dull Hunger
Prison food standards, kitchen sanitary violations questioned at commission meeting.
Prison food standards, kitchen sanitary violations questioned at commission meeting
NV’s ‘Weird Paradox’ – Highest Job Growth, but Highest Unemployment
Nevada had a significantly higher unemployment rate at the start of the pandemic.
Nevada had a significantly higher unemployment rate at the start of the pandemic.