Mark Robison is a State Politics Reporter at the Reno Gazette Journal. He specializes in the intersection of politics and real-world issues, covering topics such as elections, government, public policy, and legal reform. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Mark Robison's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, legal disputes, crime, weather updates, elections, public service, and law enforcement. He frequently covers breaking news related to government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Mark Robison
Reno Gazette Journal Removing the word “master” from Nevada laws, increased discipline for cell phones in class and requirements to address
By: Mark Robison
Reno Gazette Journal One national election analyst gives Democrat Teresa Benitez-Thompson an 18.3% chance of beating Republican David Flippo.
By: Mark Robison
Washoe County voters will weigh in on if they think electric and hybrid vehicle owners should pay a fees since they don't pay gas taxes for roads.
Twenty-four new laws go into effect July 1, but not every one of them will directly impact Nevadans. See the highlights here.
By: Mark Robison
Reno and Sparks area voters will see three ballot questions, one federal race, six statewide executive races and more than a few local contests in the general election.
By: Mark Robison
As fighting resumes between the U.S. and Iran, oil prices reversed their downward trend — and that’s led Nevada gas prices to edge back up.
By: Mark Robison
With the rise in people raising backyard chickens, there's also a rise in unwanted roosters. In Reno area, it can be hard to find them a new home.
Backyard chicks may be roosters — noisy, legally restricted and hard to rehome. Tips to find or keep them.
By: Mark Robison
“I'm Joe Lombardo,” Nevada’s governor says during traffic stop. The officer lets him go. Lombardo's campaign says no special treatment was involved.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo got out of a traffic ticket after being stopped for a red light violation in Las Vegas, as seen on bodycam footage.
