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April Corbin
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Deputy Editor, Nevada Current
Las Vegas
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Biography
April Corbin is a Louisville, Ky.-based journalist. Currently, she is a staff writer at the city's only alternative newsweekly, the LEO Weekly. She covers urban development, social justice, sustainability and related issues. Previously, she was an online producer at The (Louisville) Courier-Journal, a content editor at the Sullivan University System, and web content editor for Las Vegas Weekly.
Content
By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified| Nevada Current@ Despite growing concerns about an economic downturn, Nevada lawmakers are considering legislation to adjust the commerce tax threshold, a change that would result in less revenue coming into the state. Nevada businesses are currently subject to the commerce tax on gross revenue above $4 million a year. Assembly Bill 276, sponsored by Republican Assemblymembers P.K. O’Neill and Jill Dickman, would make the threshold a moving target by tying it to inflation and the consumer price index.
Too busy fretting over you-know-who to follow the NV Legislature? The Current's got you covered. • Nevada Current
By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified| Nevada Current@ The Nevada Current’s small but mighty staff of five has so far covered dozens of bills introduced into the 2025 Legislative Session. If you’ve missed a story or two (or dozen) of them, we understand. (There. Is. A. Lot. Going. On.) Here’s a look at the bills that caught our eye and where they are, complete with links to our prior coverage. * Notes: Bills exempt from legislative deadlines are marked with an asterisk. Lead sponsors are listed in parentheses.
By April Corbin Girnus, April Corbin Verified| Nevada Current@ Approximately a quarter of the 1,093 bills and resolutions introduced into the Nevada State Legislature’s 2025 Session are now considered dead after failing to meet a key deadline last week. Bills and resolutions had to pass out of a committee by Friday, which marked day 68 of the 120-day session; 281 did not. The remainder of the bills either did advance or are exempt from the deadlines.
Company Info
Nevada Current
Nevada Current is a nonprofit online source of political and policy news and commentary. We seek to: -Demonstrate how policies, institutions and systems make life harder for Nevadans than it needs to be; -Document how things got that way, and; -Explore what it might take to fix them.
Las Vegas, United States
Founded: 2018