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Oct 19, 2026
The economy and the election: What do Nevada's gubernatorial candidates have to say?
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0:00Paul BogerHOST
Hi there.
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0:00Paul BogerHOST
I'm Paul Boger, host of KNPR State of Nevada.
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0:03Paul BogerHOST
Enjoy
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this conversation from the show.
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10:09Aaron FordGUEST
Thanks so much for having me.
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10:10Aaron FordGUEST
Good talking to you.
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10:12Paul BogerHOST
As a note, AG Ford's assertion Blackstone bought tens of thousands of homes in one neighborhood could not be confirmed by KNPR at this time.
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10:20Paul BogerHOST
It should also be noted that KNPR reached out to Republican nominee incumbent Governor Joe Lombardo.
Colorado River lawsuit, Nevada affordability and Indigenous Peoples Day
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1:36Xander PippenHOST
Ford also says he plans to do more to distance himself from the Trump administration.
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1:42Xander PippenHOST
Hear the full conversation between KNPR's Paul Boker and Attorney General Aaron Ford at KNPR.org.
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1:48Xander PippenHOST
The American Red Cross of Southern Nevada is encouraging people across the state to learn life-saving skills during a cardiac emergency.
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1:56Xander PippenHOST
October is National Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, and a recent survey by the nonprofit organization found only one in four adults say they could properly perform CPR or use an automated external defibrillator.
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4:23Xander PippenHOST
All this is to say nothing of the usual yearly releases from University of Nevada Press and Las Vegas-based Huntington Press.
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4:30Xander PippenHOST
All in all, local authors seem like they're thriving more than ever.
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4:34Xander PippenHOST
But what circumstances allowed this boom to happen? KNPR's Mike Bravat sits down with Drew Cohen, co-owner of the Writer's Block bookstore in downtown Las Vegas, to find out.
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4:44Xander PippenHOST
Hear the full story at knpr.org.
October 14: Robotaxis, the economy on the ballot, and local books galore
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21:57Aaron FordGUEST
Good talking to you.
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21:58Paul BogerHOST
As a note, AG Ford's assertion Blackstone bought tens of thousands of homes in one neighborhood could not be confirmed by KNPR at this time.
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22:07Paul BogerHOST
It should also be noted that KNPR reached out to Republican nominee incumbent Governor Joe Lombardo.
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22:12Paul BogerHOST
His campaign did not respond to multiple requests to join us.
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22:16Paul BogerHOST
However, this is what Lombardo had to say about the economy in August while speaking at President Trump's rally at Red Rock Casino.
Lake Mead barrel ID, Nevada school enrollment and Forest Service shake-up
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1:38Natalie OttHOST
For districts statewide, the move likely saved jobs and prevented student disruption, but it's a temporary fix.
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1:45Natalie OttHOST
Hear the full conversation with KNPR's Paul Boger at knpr.org.
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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is poised to settle a mystery by publicly revealing the identity of a man whose body was found in a barrel in Lake Mead.
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1:59Natalie OttHOST
The discovery by boaters in 2022 sparked memories of the city's mob era, which ended in the mid 1980s.
Tupac sentence, Nye sheriff audit and Nevada housing funding
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4:41Natalie OttHOST
This has been The Daily Rundown, a production of Nevada Public Radio.
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4:45Natalie OttHOST
To hear more or to support public radio in southern Nevada, visit knpr.org.
Groundbreaking: permanent memorial to Oct. 1 tragedy now closer to reality
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0:00Paul BogerHOST
Hi there, I'm Paul
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Boger, host of KNPR State of Nevada.
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Enjoy this conversation from the show.
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If you like it, please follow us and thanks.
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9:34Tenille PereiraGUEST
Thank you.
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9:36Paul BogerHOST
This is
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9:36Albert RiveraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
KNPR's State of
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9:38Paul BogerHOST
Nevada.
Cartel arrests, rising health premiums and a Roadless Rule backlash
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4:32Natalie OttHOST
This has been The Daily Rundown, a production of Nevada Public Radio.
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4:35Natalie OttHOST
To hear more or to support public radio in Southern Nevada, visit knpr.org.
Detective crash settlements, an Arts District BID fight and less parking
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3:22Natalie OttHOST
This has been The Daily Rundown, a production of Nevada Public Radio.
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3:26Natalie OttHOST
To hear more or to support public radio in Southern Nevada, visit knpr.org.
October 7: Education funding, the politics of data centers, and the Forever One Memorial
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20:02Paul BogerHOST
That was Lucia Starbuck speaking with Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, the Democratic nominee for governor, for KUNR's podcast, Purple Politics Nevada.
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20:10Paul BogerHOST
As a note, KNPR reached out to Republican nominee, incumbent Governor Joe Lombardo.
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20:14Paul BogerHOST
His campaign did not respond to multiple requests to join us for this segment.
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20:18Paul BogerHOST
However, this is what Lombardo had to say about data centers earlier this year while on the campaign trail.
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30:13Yvette FernandezCORRESPONDENT
Of course.
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30:13Yvette FernandezCORRESPONDENT
Thank you.
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30:14Paul BogerHOST
That was KNPR's Yvette Fernandez speaking with Nevada's first congressional district representative, incumbent Democrat Dena Titus.
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30:36Paul BogerHOST
On October 1, 2017, a flurry of shots rang out at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, leaving 58 people dead and hundreds more wounded.
First Friday arrest, a marriage-fee funding gap and data center pushback
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3:16Natalie OttHOST
Forty-two percent of Republicans now say the facilities are mostly bad for the quality of life of people nearby, up from twenty-four percent in January.
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3:26Natalie OttHOST
Read the full story at KNPR.org. Axel Rodriguez Olivas is set to become the first student to graduate with a minor in mariachi from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, one of the only universities in the country to offer such a niche specialization.
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3:43Natalie OttHOST
In a city where Latinos make up more than a third of the population, mariachi music is so popular in schools that there often aren't enough teachers to meet demand.
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3:52Natalie OttHOST
The minor was created to train students to become mariachi educators in the Clark County School District, which has one of the largest mariachi programs in the US, with about six thousand students taking part.
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5:28Natalie OttHOST
Game three of the semifinals will take place back in Las Vegas at Michelob Ultra Arena on October ninth.
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5:34Natalie OttHOST
This has been “The Daily Rundown,” a production of Nevada Public Radio.
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5:37Natalie OttHOST
To hear more or to support public radio in Southern Nevada, visit KNPR.org.
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