How we label stories

Readers deserve to know what they are reading. Every press release on Nevada News 24 carries a Press Release label in every listing, at the top of the story and again at its close, together with the name of the company that supplied it.

The company's own words

Press releases are published as received. Claims, figures and descriptions are those of the company. We may trim tracking links, contact blocks and formatting that doesn't belong on a news page.

Headlines from other publishers

Nevada News 24 uses a licensed news API (Mediastack, on a paid plan) together with Google News to find the day's Las Vegas, Reno and Nevada headlines. Every one, NBC News desk included, opens at the original newsroom. Headlines from other publishers remain their property.

What we won't publish

We don't publish releases that promote stocks, securities or cryptocurrency, make medical claims we can't stand behind, or are misleading, hateful or unlawful.

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