Amid stalking allegations, Reno Judge Bridget Robb retired and withdrew from her re-election campaign. A TPO was issued against her, and a hearing is set for February 13.

State receipts are modestly above official forecasts, but most of the gain reflects timing quirks and one‑time items.

Henderson, Nevada's city council faced local protest over its ICE partnership for detaining immigration detainees, sparking debates on morality and safety amidst national immigration discourse.

The Las Vegas City Council introduced incentive programs to aid businesses in Redevelopment Areas, including rebates for property improvements, security upgrades, and multifamily residential renovations.

Question 6 must pass again in 2026; national fights over medication abortion and state vetoes are shaping Nevada's contest.

Flyers calling for anti‑ICE walkouts circulated across Clark County schools this week. CCSD says it supports peaceful expression but warned students about unexcused absences.

At a packed Henderson council meeting, residents urged officials to cancel the city's memorandum with ICE that allows detainees to be held at the Henderson Detention Center.

Sen. Jacky Rosen says she stopped federal cuts to Nevada’s Continuum of Care funding, preserving support for CoC programs in Clark, Washoe and rural counties.

Acting U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah, facing questions about her own appointment, announced a new public corruption strike force in Nevada to combat government misconduct.

Homeowners filed suit saying Nevada’s nonfunctional-turf law killed trees and caused roughly $300M in damage, and they’re challenging how the water authority defines and enforces the rule.

NV Energy refuses to repay all overcharged funds to customers despite a state investigation into a $65 million overcharging error, offering refunds only for errors post-2017.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford highlights 71 lawsuits filed against the Trump administration, with a strong record of 40 wins out of 51 decisions, asserting a defense against federal overreach.

The House approved a bipartisan plan to unlock roughly $50 million for Hoover Dam repairs as officials warn the plant needs more than $200 million in upgrades.