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Jeniffer Solis

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Covers:  Jeniffer’s main beats are the environment, Indigenous affairs, immigration, and the Nevada Legislature.
environment, energy, etc. reporter @NevadaCurrent |🇲🇽🇬🇹🏳️‍🌈| DEIJ Chair @statesnewsroom |💧🌽 | Tips/questions: jeniffer@nevadacurrent.com

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Jeniffer Solis is a general assignment reporter with the Nevada Current. Since starting her career as a full-time journalist four years ago, she’s won a first place award from the Nevada Press Association for Feature Writing, and contributed to election coverage that won a first place staff award from the Society of Professional Journalists — Las Vegas. She is also currently a 2023 University of Rhode Island Metcalf Fellow.

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Wildfire SNAP benefits extended to Sept. 7

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By Jeniffer Solis Verified
| This is Reno Verified
by Jeniffer Solis, Nevada Current Northern Nevada residents who lost food purchased with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits due to the Bug, Fred, Stallion or Hawk fires or related power outages can request replacement benefits through September 7, 2026. Four major fires in the last month have burned through more than 100,000 acres in Northern Nevada, prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents and the breakdown of major infrastructure.
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Federal judge halts data center construction on public land

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By Jeniffer Solis Verified
| Good Good Good Verified
A federal administrative court has temporarily revoked authorization to build a massive data center near Boulder City, concluding the federal government likely erred when it approved the project construction on public land without a proper environmental analysis.
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El Salvador temporary protected status set to end Sept. 9, thousands in NV affected Original

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By Jeniffer Solis Verified
| Nevada Current
Thousands of people from El Salvador living in Nevada could face deportation if the Trump administration decides not to extend their protected status next week. Temporary protected status (TPS) for El Salvador is scheduled to end on Sept. 9, ending the longest-running TPS designation in U.S. history. Nevada is home to about 6,000 TPS recipients, the majority of whom are Salvadoran nationals who face the loss of work authorization and deportation protection.
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