Tabitha Mueller is a reporter based in Elko, Nevada, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for The Nevada Independent and the Elko Daily Free Press, and her work has also appeared in Carson Now and Reno Public Radio. Tabitha covers a range of topics, including politics, healthcare, transportation, and government accountability.
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Tabitha Mueller's coverage focuses heavily on local government and legal policy in Nevada, particularly around lawsuits, public health insurance, and political developments. Her work seems to prioritize issues relevant to the state of Nevada, with a focus on local politics and legal matters.
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By: Tabitha Mueller
We break down the status of supermajorities in each chamber and the consequential legislative races that we’re watching.
By: Tabitha Mueller, David Calvert
The measure was part of national multistate campaigns to curb political polarization. Opponents, including major political parties, decried it as confusing.
By: Eric Neugeboren, Tabitha Mueller
The certifications followed dozens of complaints in public comment from residents who alleged widespread voter irregularities.
By: Tabitha Mueller
Since 2010, young people aged 15-24 have the highest rate of suicide attempts of any other age group in the Silver State.
By: Tabitha Mueller
As of 2023, nearly 86.9 percent of the state’s population lives in a federally designated mental health professional shortage area.
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