The federal shutdown threatens Nevada's WIC program, affecting 55,000 mothers and children, with funds to run out swiftly, prompting concern and reliance on non-profits like Baby's Bounty.

Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Susan Roger will retire on November 4, 2025, after serving since 2011. The City Council is responsible for selecting her interim replacement.

A government shutdown impacts Southern Nevada, affecting services and federal employees, with potential delays in Medicare and Medicaid and disruptions in national parks and airport operations.

A federal judge disqualified Sigal Chattah, a Trump-appointed acting U.S. Attorney, from overseeing criminal cases in Nevada due to a tenure violation.

Dr. Victor Wakefield is appointed as Nevada's new Superintendent of Public Instruction, succeeding Jhone Ebert, with a background in education and policy.

The DOJ accuses UNR of aiding undocumented migrants through its UndocuPack office, prompting UNR to review the matter and emphasize their commitment to inclusivity.

Nevada has been taken off the DOJ's list of sanctuary states after agreeing to enforce federal immigration laws.

Michael Mays, Boulder City's Community Development Director, has been selected as the new Deputy City Manager, bringing over 30 years of experience to the role.

Nevada Governor Lombardo settled an ethics case by agreeing to pay a $5,000 fine for "non-willful" violations involving campaign uniform use and ticket acceptance.

Boulder City received the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for excellence in budgeting, meeting stringent criteria and showcasing fiscal transparency.

Kara Kelley was appointed as the interim Las Vegas City Council member for Ward 2, filling the seat after Victoria Seaman's departure. She brings extensive local experience and a commitment to nonpartisanship and fiscal prudence.

Nevada lawmakers received emailed threats last week, leading to a security sweep of legislative buildings and public concern among officials, including state Sen. Dina Neal.

CCSD has suspended teachers for disruptive social media comments about Charlie Kirk's death, emphasizing a balance between free speech and school safety.