The partnership, which began more than two decades ago, involves three Air Force organizations, UMC, UNLV, the VA Medical Center in North Las Vegas, the Southern Nevada Health District and other civilian groups. Like every facet of the partnership, the graduate spots at UNLV benefit both the Air Force and the community. While producing physicians for the Air Force, the spots expand medical education locally, helping to relieve Southern Nevada’s physician shortage, according to Kilburn.

The partnership, which began more than two decades ago, involves three Air Force organizations, UMC, UNLV, the VA Medical Center in North Las Vegas, the Southern Nevada Health District and other civilian groups. Like every facet of the partnership, the graduate spots at UNLV benefit both the Air Force and the community. While producing physicians for the Air Force, the spots expand medical education locally, helping to relieve Southern Nevada’s physician shortage, according to Kilburn.

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If you have diabetes, you may be all too familiar with the practice of opting for low-carb foods as often as possible. Even people who don’t have diabetes may get the idea—from diet culture—that carbs are one of the “worst” nutrients for your body.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) plans to partner with UNLV and Birtcher Development through a long-term commitment to lease, operate and fully occupy Nevada Studios. This is the centerpiece of the film studio tax credit legislative proposal, which seeks to establish film and TV studio infrastructure and workforce development programs at UNLV’s Harry Reid Research & Technology Park in Las Vegas.

Since fall 2018, the Nevada Alliance has poured more than $7 million into the coffers of left-leaning groups and to support ballot initiatives in Nevada, making it one of the 10 most active donors in state-level politics during that period, according to an analysis by The Nevada Independent.

Warner Bros. Discovery announced Tuesday that the media conglomerate plans to expand into Southern Nevada through a long-term commitment to run a film studio in the Harry Reid Research and Technology Park — but the plan is contingent on the adoption of a film tax credit program.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) says it will lease a film studio proposed for southwest Las Vegas and commit at least $8.5 billion in production spending if lawmakers approve a tax incentive package next year.

Warner Bros. Discovery is pledging a massive expansion into Southern Nevada that would see the media conglomerate commit half a billion dollars annually toward productions as part of a film studio partnership with UNLV and Birtcher Development — contingent on state lawmakers approving a massive expansion of the state’s film tax credit program next year.