Councilwoman Monica Larson lost the Henderson Police Supervisors' Association's endorsement after a conflict with a police sergeant, and amid tensions with indicted Councilmember Carrie Cox. Larson defends her actions and suggests political motives.

An administrative law judge says Councilman John Lee accepted gifts that broke city rules and recommended a $43,730 fine; the City Ethics Commission will decide.

Nevada state engineer Adam Sullivan has unexpectedly ended his term, confirmed by spokesperson Jenny Jackson. His tenure saw major decisions and court battles over water management, and he was succeeded by acting administrator Chris Thorson.

Monica Larson, a Henderson councilwoman focused on public safety, has lost endorsement from the local police union after her actions captured on bodycam raised concerns. This complicates her re-election prospects for 2028.

The DOJ is suing Nevada for not providing voter registration lists, citing violation of election laws. Concerns over data security are noted amid wider debates on election integrity.

The Reno City Council approved a drone program for the RPD, funded city infrastructure maintenance, upgraded park lights, invested in cultural grants, and made board appointments, showing commitment to service and urban improvement.

The Las Vegas tourism authority authorized pay up to $347,400 and moved to hire a chief sports officer to coordinate marquee events, tournaments and youth sports.

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.