Joyce Woodhouse, a longtime Clark County educator and former Nevada state senator, has died. She was honored this year by CCSD and remembered for her work on K–12 policy and school funding.

Sen. Jacky Rosen wants extreme heat added to the federal disaster list after a deadly, record‑breaking summer in Southern Nevada to unlock FEMA aid for cooling and relief.

CCSD trustees voted May 7 to loosen graduation regalia rules after a lawsuit over a "Black Girl Magic" stole. The changes drop mandatory pre‑approval, allow up to five stoles and create an appeal path.

A candidate suspended from about two dozen probate cases is among three Democrats running for Clark County public administrator, raising questions about estate oversight.

A Clark County judge heard arguments Thursday in a 2020 suit that accuses major booking sites of underpaying Nevada hotel taxes, with plaintiffs estimating more than $1 billion in disputed revenue.

California regulators blocked a deal to end contracts with the $2.2B Ivanpah plant, reopening a fight over federal loans, ratepayer costs and what happens to the Mojave site.

Erika Ballou resigned Wednesday and signed a consent order that permanently bars her from serving on Nevada's bench, resolving a months‑long disciplinary case. The commission filed the stipulation with the state Supreme Court.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford sued Discord, alleging weak age verification and lax moderation left minors exposed to predators.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joined a multistate comment urging USPS to withdraw a proposed rule that would let certain handguns travel through the mail. The AGs warn the change could undercut state gun laws and strain local enforcement.

Nevada’s gaming regulators have approved new anti‑money‑laundering rules that tighten oversight of compliance officers, curb third‑party funding and expand reporting duties after a year of big fines on the Strip.

Vice President Kamala Harris will join Aaron Ford in Las Vegas Thursday for a fireside-chat appearance as Nevada's primary approaches.

A union‑backed urban planner is challenging Assemblyman Howard Watts in a Las Vegas primary over housing, labor and campaign cash.

Nevada's Legislative Police have set up a special protection unit to guard lawmakers at town halls, public events and homes after a rise in threats. Officials say the unit will centralize security and threat assessment for state legislators.