More than 10,000 people have enrolled in Nevada's new public-option health plans, which debuted last fall with the expectation that they would bring lower prices to the health insurance market. Those preliminary numbers from the open enrollment period that ended in January are less than a third of what state officials had projected. Nevada is the third state so far to launch a public option plan, along with Colorado and Washington state.
The rise in foreclosure rates across the United States, particularly in states like Nevada and Florida, is a concerning trend driven by economic challenges, including the impact of the tourism industry and stagnant wages. While some areas have seen a slight decrease in foreclosure completions, the overall numbers are still on the rise, according to a new report by ATTOM.
A report from an SF Civil Grand Jury last year stated that the San Francisco firework explosions booming around the city are more likely from fireworks that are illegal in California but which are for sale in the neighboring state of Nevada.