J.D. Vance, the GOP VP nominee, will hold a rally in Nevada, with plans to address economic and safety concerns, following a favorable political forecast for Republicans in the state.

JD Vance, the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee, is hosting a rally in Henderson, Nevada at Liberty High School, with revised times for doors opening and his speech.

Senators Cortez Masto and Grassley propose the PROTECT Act, advocating for Senate confirmation and a fixed term for future U.S. Secret Service directors to improve oversight.

Commissioner Tick Segerblom proposed renaming Clark County to Las Vegas County, aiming to increase clarity for tourists and update the county's image. Responses among officials are mixed, with concerns about costs and priorities.

Michele Fiore pleaded not guilty to misusing charity funds for personal expenses, including her daughter's wedding. She faces a trial and up to 20 years per count if convicted.

The Las Vegas City Council voted unanimously to approve a new LDS temple in the Lone Mountain area, overcoming concerns about its size and impact on the community.

President Biden maintains his schedule in Las Vegas amidst recent unsettling events, including an attack on former President Trump, engaging in various speaking engagements.

Nevada politicians condemn the political violence at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania and express relief at Trump's safety after a reported shooting incident.

The Las Vegas City Council is set to vote on the LDS Church’s proposed temple in Lone Mountain after planning commission approval, amid residents' concerns over light, size, and traffic.

Washoe County commissioners in Nevada rejected the results of two local primary recounts amid political tensions and growing mistrust in the electoral process.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Las Vegas to engage Asian American and Pacific Islander communities ahead of elections, amid Nevada's strategical political significance.

President Biden will visit Las Vegas to speak at the NAACP and UnidosUS conferences, focusing on racial justice, equity, and his administration's accomplishments. His visit coincides with strategic political positioning ahead of elections.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign submits an additional 30,000 signatures, exceeding Nevada's requirement for an independent candidate to appear on the ballot, despite an earlier setback and ongoing legal challenges from the state Democratic Party.