Elected officials, business groups and advocates warn DACA renewal backlogs are pushing Nevada workers out of jobs and stressing hospitals, hotels and small businesses.

The state commission says Nevada is about $3,663 per student behind the U.S. average and sketched a 10‑year plan that would require roughly $190M a year. Lawmakers face hard choices on revenue as districts warn staff and programs are already at risk.

A D.C. Circuit panel enforced an NLRB order requiring Red Rock Casino in Las Vegas to bargain with a union, upholding the Gissel remedy while rejecting Cemex.

Governor Lombardo urged FERC to back a Great Basin gas expansion to serve Tahoe‑Reno data centers, sharpening local fights over power, water and renewables.

Rep. Mark Amodei announced on June 5, 2026 that all 20 of his NV‑02 community project funding requests were accepted, bringing more than $29 million to northern Nevada.

Nevada has halted new licensing and Medicaid sign‑ups for hospice and home‑health providers while officials investigate suspected billing fraud. The pause will run at least six months.

Las Vegas city attorneys moved to drop a misdemeanor against a longtime Fremont Street performer after an ACLU First Amendment challenge. The decision could reshape how downtown performer rules are enforced.

A Carson City judge on May 29 issued a preliminary injunction that bars Polymarket from offering event‑contract markets to Nevada residents as the state presses enforcement. The move deepens a national legal fight over whether prediction markets are regulated as derivatives or as gambling.

Nevada Democrats told DNC officials their union‑heavy, majority‑minority state and upgraded election systems make it the right place to open the 2028 Democratic primary. The pitch faces legal and security questions that are still unresolved.

A new CCSD efficiency study pegs potential central‑office savings at $34M in year one and up to $79M annually within five years, with trustees set to review recommendations next week.

Nevada lawmakers unveiled companion bills to recognize veterans who served at the NTTR and ease access to VA care and compensation.

Rising market values and state levies pushed Clark County property bills higher this year — here’s what the FY25–26 numbers mean for Las Vegas homeowners.

Two Republicans are trading attacks in a heated primary for Clark County Commission District F as early voting begins this weekend.