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Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada will get much-needed upgrades thanks to $2.1 million in federal spending, Rep. Susie Lee, D-Nev., announced Monday.

One thing they have in common: They're fed up with the party's leftward turn on immigration over the last decade...

Lee’s bill would provide funding for tutoring services, place aspiring educators into tutoring roles, and qualify those educators for college loan forgiveness.

Nevada’s Democratic members of Congress joined federal legislation that would protect access to in vitro fertilization following last week’s Alabama Supreme Court decision that could impact access to the assisted reproductive technology.

Lee was No. 12 among 20 Democratic representatives who broke ranks with their party the most often.

Congresswoman Susie Lee joined the festivities, emphasizing the importance of community and celebration in challenging times.

“I hike and bike through Red Rock Canyon every chance I get, and like many Nevadans, I’ve experienced firsthand how dangerous the aging Lost Creek boardwalk can be," said Congresswoman Susie Lee in a news release.

Lee said companies like Unimacts are helping Nevada make the transition to clean energy, a particularly crucial process for a city like Las Vegas, that is among the fastest-warming in the country.