IndyMatters

Reporters Megan Messerly, Riley Snyder and Jackie Valley dissect the week's top stories, including Sen. Dean Heller's defense of the Graham-Cassidy health bill, Switch's involvement in a nonprofit that's taking aim at NV Energy and a surprise move by school district trustees to pursue furloughs in lieu of job cuts. They also preview some likely candidate announcements coming Monday.

Reporters Michelle Rindels, Megan Messerly and Riley Snyder discuss local and national setbacks for an Obamacare repeal bill pushed by Sen. Dean Heller. Also, moderate Republican Paul Anderson leaves his leadership role for a state job and there's a last-minute push to get students to renew DACA.

Reporters Michelle Rindels, Megan Messerly and Riley Snyder discuss local and national setbacks for an Obamacare repeal bill pushed by Sen. Dean Heller. Also, moderate Republican Paul Anderson leaves his leadership role for a state job and there's a last-minute push to get students to renew DACA.

Editor Jon Ralston chats with reporters Jackie Valley and Michelle Rindels about announcements made by state Senate Majority Leader Aaron Ford and ex-Treasurer Kate Marshall and one coming from Assemblyman Nelson Araujo. Also, the Clark County School District makes decisions on major budget cuts.

Editor Jon Ralston chats with reporters Jackie Valley and Michelle Rindels about announcements made by state Senate Majority Leader Aaron Ford and ex-Treasurer Kate Marshall and one coming from Assemblyman Nelson Araujo. Also, the Clark County School District makes decisions on major budget cuts.

Editor Jon Ralston talks to reporters Megan Messerly and Jackie Valley about the surprising retirement of Clark County Schools chief Pat Skorkowsky, the unsurprising lawsuit by the pharmaceutical industry to block a new transparency law, that neverending Badlands golf course issue and Treasurer Dan Schwartz jumping in the governor's race. Jackie and Megan are podcast-smooth. Jon? Not so much.

Editor Jon Ralston talks to reporters Megan Messerly and Jackie Valley about the surprising retirement of Clark County Schools chief Pat Skorkowsky, the unsurprising lawsuit by the pharmaceutical industry to block a new transparency law, that neverending Badlands golf course issue and Treasurer Dan Schwartz jumping in the governor's race. Jackie and Megan are podcast-smooth. Jon? Not so much.

Producer Joey Lovato hosts a special Labor Day edition of IndyMatters, with reporters Michelle Rindels and Riley Snyder. Michelle talks about going to the Basque Fry and gubernatorial contender Steve Sisolak corralling some national talent. Riley talked about his favorite subject, energy, and Joey recapped a legislative event he attended up North. Joey also sounds podcast-smoother than the usual host.

Producer Joey Lovato hosts a special Labor Day edition of IndyMatters, with reporters Michelle Rindels and Riley Snyder. Michelle talks about going to the Basque Fry and gubernatorial contender Steve Sisolak corralling some national talent. Riley talked about his favorite subject, energy, and Joey recapped a legislative event he attended up North. Joey also sounds podcast-smoother than the usual host.

Managing editor E. Thompson is joined by reporters Megan Messerly and Riley Snyder to talk about Sen. Heller's latest efforts on national health care reform, the doctor shortage in Nevada, Riley's chat with Gov. Sandoval about sanctuary cities and other issues, NVE's surprise play re: net metering and other energy rates, a $75 million bill from the Dept. of Justice that is in contention in Clark County, and more.