Las Vegas Review-Journal, 03/10/2009 - "It is simply absurd to deny disabled veterans every dollar they deserve," Reid, D-Nev., said in a statement. "Being compensated for disability and for years of good service are completely separate, and one must not be held against the other. We must keep the promise we make to every veteran by ensuring they receive all the benefits they earn."

By Steve Tetreault
Las Vegas Review-Journal, 03-06-09 — Sen. Harry Reid introduced legislation Thursday to speed development of a green-powered electricity system, an effort he said was a big part of his vision of a nation that might someday run on renewable energy.

We took a critical step last month Recovery and Reinvestment Act in shoring up our state's economy and creating new jobs for Nevada's unemployed.

Senior Spectrum, 03/2009 - The economic recovery package will help stabilize some threatened state services, cut taxes for hardworking families, put additional dollars in the hands of our nation's seniors, create jobs while improving the roads and public transportation our seniors rely on, and make Nevada more energy independent. This package is just one way I am working to bring Nevada's priorities to the forefront and create solutions for the Silver State.

By J. Patrick Coolican
Las Vegas Sun, 02-26-09 — "If you look back at what he’s provided for this state in terms of water and resources, and on negotiated delicate settlements that are going on, what he’s done to fight Yucca as much as any single human being can do, and the transportation components that have been built throughout the years."

Senator says 'This is not going to be a Great Depression'
Las Vegas Review-Journal, 02-18-09 — Reid outlined for the gathering highlights of the stimulus legislation, which he predicted will increase jobs and boost small businesses.

Wells Mayor says Reid “never more than a phone call away” and has “always put Nevadans as his first priority”

LAS VEGAS – Long-time Wells Mayor Rusty A. Tybo’s has authored an op-ed endorsing Senator Harry Reid for reelection in the Elko Daily Free Press. Tybo has served as Wells Mayor for more than two decades, and before that served on the Wells City Council. The Elko Daily Free Press also endorsed Senator Reid and published longtime State Senator Dean Rhoads' endorsement of Reid earlier this month.

This morning, Las Vegas Sun publisher Brian Greenspun convincingly articulates the case for the re-election of Sen. Harry Reid on Tuesday, noting the paramount importance of Nevada having a representative with so much clout and such a high leadership position in these exceedingly tough economic times. And while that alone should be reason enough not to replace Sen. Reid as Nevada continues to dig our way out of this Great Recession, the notion that we would replace Sen. Reid with someone as extreme and dangerous as Sharron Angle would be a serious mistake that would cause great harm to our great state.

Again refusing to come clean with voters about her extreme agenda, Angle melts down on camera and then bans Nevada press from covering her

LAS VEGAS – If you thought Sharron Angle couldn’t be anymore ridiculous in her efforts to avoid Nevada voters and the media, think again.

LAS VEGAS – Sharron Angle’s strategy to avoid Nevada voters and the media has become so preposterous that she’s resorted to tactics like using a decoy to trick waiting reporters while scrambling out a side door, and she brazenly declared this week she wouldn’t talk to media until after the election is over.

If you could watch only one clip of Sharron Angle this election cycle, this would be the one you simply can’t miss.

Las Vegas Review-Journal — Clark County District Judge Elissa Cadish has been nominated by President Barack Obama to serve as a U.S. district judge in Nevada, Sen. Harry Reid announced Thursday.

Reid, D-Nev., recommended Cadish for the job.

"Elissa Cadish is a highly respected legal mind who has earned the esteem of litigants, practitioners, and her colleagues as a judge in Nevada's Eighth Judicial District Court," Reid said in a statement. "Cadish has served Nevadans with distinction, and throughout her career she has exhibited integrity, thoughtfulness, and fairness. I am confident she will bring those qualities to the bench and make an outstanding federal judge. I look forward to her swift confirmation."

KRNV, 1/20/12 - Nevada Senator Harry Reid today announced a $688,256 grant for safety measures that will keep Nevada highways safe for drivers and passengers. The grants will be used by the Nevada Department of Public Safety’s Office of Traffic Safety to address problem areas throughout the state identified by the Nevada Department of Transportation.

“Nevadans rely on our state’s roads every day, and I’m pleased that this grant will support our highways to keep travelers safe,” Reid said. “Our state’s economy is dependent on reliable means of transportation, which makes these resources crucial to the well-being of all Nevadans.”

Nevada Appeal, 1/8/12 - Nevadans may remember hearing about a young Henderson girl who suffered mightily from simply eating her vegetables. When she was 9 years old, Rylee Gustafson ate raw spinach salad that made her so sick that she spent months in the hospital, and the effects of her E. coli food poisoning linger.

Rylee wasn't the only Nevadan to suffer from life-threatening food poisoning, but her story serves as a stark reminder of why food safety laws should have been updated a long time ago. Because of her and others, I worked hard to make that happen.

KRNV, 1/5/12 - Nevada Senator Harry Reid today announced two grants totaling $460,412 to fight fires in Northern Nevada. The Sparks Fire Department will receive a $403,792 grant and the Mason Valley Fire Protection District will get $56,620 to support operations and to improve safety.

The grants will go towards purchasing much-needed emergency response equipment, personal protective equipment, firefighting and emergency vehicles, and training.

KVVU, 1/4/12 - The Las Vegas museum that enshrines the efforts of nuclear weapons testing at the Nevada Test Site officially received national museum distinction.

Administrators for the museum said Tuesday thanks to the recent signing of the Defense Authorization Act, the Atomic Testing Museum could now be called the National Atomic Testing Museum.

Gazette Journal, 12/20/11 - Some things just go together: Salt and pepper. Mom and apple pie. Nevada and sunshine.

Nevada is blessed with more sunshine than any other state, and Nevada is becoming a leader in promoting and developing solar energy by building solar panels and installing them on homes and businesses. Utility-scale solar power projects and transmission lines are being developed that will bring that clean, renewable electricity to our communities. The solar industry is creating good jobs and providing a desperately needed boost to the state's economy.

KLAS, 12/20/11 - President Obama today signed into law the Hoover Power Allocation Act.

Nevada Senator Harry Reid reintroduced the legislation in March 2011. This law establishes standards for electricity from Hoover Dam through 2067.

Wells Mayor says Reid “never more than a phone call away” and has “always put Nevadans as his first priority”

LAS VEGAS – Long-time Wells Mayor Rusty A. Tybo’s has authored an op-ed endorsing Senator Harry Reid for reelection in the Elko Daily Free Press. Tybo has served as Wells Mayor for more than two decades, and before that served on the Wells City Council. The Elko Daily Free Press also endorsed Senator Reid and published longtime State Senator Dean Rhoads' endorsement of Reid earlier this month.

This morning, Las Vegas Sun publisher Brian Greenspun convincingly articulates the case for the re-election of Sen. Harry Reid on Tuesday, noting the paramount importance of Nevada having a representative with so much clout and such a high leadership position in these exceedingly tough economic times. And while that alone should be reason enough not to replace Sen. Reid as Nevada continues to dig our way out of this Great Recession, the notion that we would replace Sen. Reid with someone as extreme and dangerous as Sharron Angle would be a serious mistake that would cause great harm to our great state.

Again refusing to come clean with voters about her extreme agenda, Angle melts down on camera and then bans Nevada press from covering her

LAS VEGAS – If you thought Sharron Angle couldn’t be anymore ridiculous in her efforts to avoid Nevada voters and the media, think again.

LAS VEGAS – La campaña de Harry Reid hoy lanzó un nuevo anuncio televisivo en español en el que le exhorta a los latinos de Nevada a responderle los ataques anti-hispanos de Sharron Angle en las urnas este 2 de noviembre.

Ante esta situación, el anuncio hace un llamado a todos los nevadenses latinos a que ejerzan su derecho al voto para enviarle un mensaje de que este tipo de ataques divisivos no solo están mal, sino que tienen consecuencias en las urnas.

LAS VEGAS – Sharron Angle’s strategy to avoid Nevada voters and the media has become so preposterous that she’s resorted to tactics like using a decoy to trick waiting reporters while scrambling out a side door, and she brazenly declared this week she wouldn’t talk to media until after the election is over.