Associated Press, 9/7/10 - The Department of Energy has announced a partial guarantee for a $98.5 million loan for a geothermal project in northwest Nevada.

Las Vegas Sun, 9/8/10 - Henderson Libraries received a $180,589 federal grant to replace all of its computers and add about 20 new ones to the library system within the next year.

FOX 5, 9/7/10 - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said encouraging development of emerging clean energy industries could ease the nation's security problems and help overcome economic woes.

Associated Press, 9/8/10 - Some supporters wore green hard hats and waved signs Tuesday equating clean energy and green jobs as industry leaders, policy experts, investors and public officials began a national "summit" meeting in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Sun, 9/8/10 - In an interview with ABC’s Jon Karl in Minden this week, GOP Senate nominee denied saying that Democratic policies violate the First Commandment or that she said people might seek 2nd Amendment remedies because of distress in the populace – two things she clearly has said. It’s one thing for things to be taken out of context, as they frequently are in campaigns – it’s quite another to deny saying what is on tape!

Las Vegas Sun, 9/8/10 - State leaders said Tuesday that clean energy jobs are the key to diversifying Nevada’s economy, but the next step is preparing a plan to make that happen.

KLAS, 9/7/10 - For the third year, UNLV hosted the National Clean Energy Summit which focused on bringing green jobs to Americans and Nevadans.

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.

Washington Monthly, 8/31/10 - In September 2005, with the nation still stunned by the devastation in Louisiana caused by Hurricane Katrina, the Senate took up a $62 billion package in relief funds for the region. The GOP-led chamber -- the Republicans enjoyed a 55-seat Senate majority at the time -- approved the aid bill unanimously.

Reno Gazette Journal, 8/31/10 - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is working to ensure Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange have an easier path to disability benefits for illnesses caused by the exposure.

Huffington Post, 8/31/10 - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is taking aim at Republican rival Sharron Angle for characterizing the unemployed as "spoiled" and for opposing an extension of jobless benefits to millions of Americans.

FOX 5, 8/31/10 - Nevada will receive $83.1 million from the federal government for the 2010-2011 school year, Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons and Sen. Harry Reid announced Monday.

AOL News, 8/31/10 - Democrats have unearthed a recording of Sharron Angle, now the Republican candidate for Senate in Nevada, saying she would not have voted for federal relief for Hurricane Katrina -- a measure that received unanimous support in the Senate.

Nevada Appeal, 8/31/10 - Federal and state officials say $83 million to keep 1,400 Nevada teachers and support staff on the job is on the way, just in time for the new school year.

KTVN, 8/30/10 - Federal and state officials say $83 million to keep 1,400 Nevada teachers and support staff on the job is on the way, just in time for the new school year.

Campaign also announces more Republicans for Reid

LAS VEGAS [08/12/09] - The campaign for Nevada Senator Harry Reid officially launched its new web site today at harryreid.com.

Reid's new online campaign headquarters is an ideal destination for Nevadans to connect with the growing campaign, and another way to learn about how the Majority Leader is fighting for them in the Senate. Features include news and blog posts, video, and links to social networking sites Facebook and Twitter.

"My goal with this site is to make it as easy as possible for Nevadans to understand more about who I am, where I came from and what I am doing on their behalf, while creating yet another way for them to interact with me and get involved," Reid said.

LAS VEGAS [08/11/09] - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid released the following statement today upon the news that Rep. Dean Heller will not challenge him in the race for U.S. Senate:

"Dean Heller has served Nevada well in his years of public service as secretary of state and in Congress. As a member of the powerful Ways and Means Committee, he is and will continue to be in an important position for Nevada."

"Our families have been friends for many years, and regardless of his decision, that wouldn't have changed."

Senate Majority Leader has $7.3 million on-hand

LAS VEGAS [07/14/09] - Nevada Senator Harry Reid raised more than $3.25 million dollars during the last three months of fundraising, leaving the Senate Majority Leader with more than $7.33 million in cash on-hand. Having raised nearly $11 million, Reid has already brought in nearly half of the $25 million he is planning to raise, with 16 months left until the November 2010 election.

The latest numbers were tallied for the quarterly filing due to the Federal Elections Commission on July 15.

Earns Endorsement from the Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs

LAS VEGAS [6/10/09] - The Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs voted on Tuesday to endorse Sen. Reid in his campaign for reelection. The Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs, the voice on state and congressional issues for the North Las Vegas Police Officers Association, Henderson Police Officers Association, Clark County School District Police Officers Association, City Corrections, City Marshals and the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, has over 3,500 law enforcement members. The organization represents the overwhelming majority of law enforcement officers in southern Nevada. Their early endorsement is a strong testament to Sen. Reid's commitment to Nevada's police officers.