Michele Fiore asked the Nevada Supreme Court to speed up an appeal of her suspension, saying the delay will cloud her 2026 re-election and cause irreparable harm. Her lawyers also asked the court to pause the suspension while the appeal proceeds.

Nevada college students may face a 12% tuition increase by 2028, as the Board of Regents discusses potential fee hikes due to a $46.5 million budget shortfall. The vote is deferred until January for further deliberation.

Senator Jacky Rosen attended the groundbreaking of Nevada's first small arms training range, an advancement she was integral in achieving, to benefit the state's National Guard by reducing travel for training.

Culinary union members held a 24-hour strike at Harry Reid International Airport's Village Pub to demand equitable contracts, with previous protests resulting in 24 detentions.

A Henderson volunteer says he was stripped of duties and had an award canceled after he backed the ousted police chief; he filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed 13 bills passed during a special session, addressing public safety, healthcare access, and support for vulnerable populations.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed Senate Bill 7, providing medical coverage for lung diseases for first responders. The bill reinforces the existing presumption that such conditions are work-related for firefighters and police.

The Henderson City Council voted 4-0 to censure Councilwoman Carrie Cox for alleged misconduct including eavesdropping and using her position for personal gain.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a $1 billion investment in U.S. airport security upgrades and distributed bonus checks to TSA workers for their service during a government shutdown.

Nevada's SB10, designed to limit corporate investment in housing, failed by one vote in the Assembly, missing the required two-thirds majority. The bill sought to cap corporate home purchases.

Nevada Senate rejected a bill to expand the state's film tax credits, which would have offered $120 million annually to film companies. Despite support, the bill failed due to concerns about state budget deficits.

Christopher Cannon was sworn in as North Las Vegas Municipal Judge, succeeding retired Judge Chris Lee. He brings a diverse legal background to the role.

The Nevada Senate unanimously passed Assembly Bill 6, aiming to double fines and points for traffic infractions in school zones to improve student safety.