Tag: How Nevada will handle Medicaid and SNAP cuts in 2025
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‘A brazen attack on vital support systems:’ Passage of Trump megabill draws sharp rebuke
The latest economic projections for Nevada showed a dreary outlook, and state lawmakers have acknowledged they may not have the funds to fill gaps created by federal funding cuts. Many believe a special session to make cuts will be necessary. The Governor says otherwise.
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