Gov. Joe Lombardo announced his re-election bid for Nevada governor, highlighting his administration's achievements, while critics argue his policies fail to address Nevadan struggles.

Nevada's recovery from a cyberattack is at 90% for public services, with the DMV fully operational and late fees waived during the outage. Governor Lombardo assures no sensitive data breach occurred.

Three ex-FBI officials sued FBI Director Patel and Attorney General Bondi, claiming wrongful firing as retribution related to Trump investigations. They seek reinstatement and reparations.

Vote Nevada PAC proposes two ballot initiatives in Nevada: an independent redistricting commission and open primaries, aiming for fair representation and voter inclusion across party lines.

Forty contenders vie for a vacant Las Vegas City Council seat in Ward 2, following Victoria Seaman's departure to join the Trump administration. The interim successor will be chosen by the council rather than voters, largely for financial reasons.

Commissioner Justin Jones will not seek re-election in 2026 amid legal issues and the recent controversy over deleted text messages related to Red Rock Canyon development.

Las Vegas City Council seeks an interim Ward 2 representative after Victoria Seaman's resignation, with an application deadline set for September 5, 2025.

Nevada lawmakers request the Federal Transit Authority to allow Las Vegas more spare buses than the federal cap due to its extreme heat and high tourist volume.

Assemblyman Joe Dalia is running for Nevada state treasurer, aiming to diversify the economy and support small businesses and education. He plans to continue ethical investment practices and focus on housing and local entrepreneurship.

Nevada Assemblywoman Heidi Kasama announced her candidacy for the Clark County Commission District F seat, challenging incumbent Justin Jones and focusing on fiscal responsibility and government transparency.

Nevada's federal public defender's office contests the validity of Sigal Chattah's role as acting U.S. attorney, citing expired tenure and improper extension methods.

Steve Wolfson, Clark County's DA since 2012, announces his re-election bid for 2026, highlighting his extensive legal experience and commitment to fair justice in the face of Las Vegas' challenges.

Hundreds of hospitality workers rallied outside Las Vegas's $2.3 billion Sphere entertainment venue, demanding their first union contract as negotiations continue.