Sen. Fabian Doate says he was blindsided after finding language that suggests Nevada may ask USDA to bar candy and sugary drinks from SNAP benefits.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo supports a PAC seeking to amend the state's equal rights amendment to ban transgender athletes from female sports. Critics label the move as discriminatory, while supporters claim it ensures fairness in female sports.

Michele Fiore, facing legal issues and after receiving a presidential pardon, announced her campaign for re-election as Nye County Justice of the Peace.

Ward 5 appointee Stephen Munford resigned from the Las Vegas Planning Commission after Councilwoman Shondra Summers-Armstrong asked him to step down, scuttling a planned removal vote.

Las Vegas is offering neighborhood associations matching grants up to $10,000 for local improvements. Applications open January 12, 2026, with mandatory workshops and a final decision by June 17, 2026.

Commissioner Michael Naft was unanimously chosen as Chairman of the Clark County Board, and William McCurdy II was re-elected as Vice-Chairman for a new term.

Federal data show Nevada’s average hourly pay climbed to about $32.55 — the largest percent gain among U.S. states, a boost state officials say helps households.

Clark County, Nevada, will introduce a printed paper trail for in-person voting by 2026 to enhance election security and transparency, allowing voters to review their choices before casting their ballot.

A federal court issued an injunction that temporarily stops Clark County from imposing fines on short-term rental owners, a move welcomed by property owners amid ongoing regulatory disputes.

Tensions rise between a Henderson councilwoman and police unions over her email criticizing the department's integrity, leading to increased union opposition and calls for political accountability.

Lawmakers approved $1.11M in emergency funds to keep sexual‑assault and domestic‑violence programs running after federal grants were paused amid delayed audits. The AG’s office will pursue loans and legal options while services continue.

Las Vegas Fire & Rescue celebrates the graduation of 25 new firefighters set to join the city's fire stations.

The ACLU is challenging the DOJ's lawsuit seeking Nevada voter data, citing privacy rights concerns and potential misuse for mass purges or a national database.