Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has initiated a special legislative session to address issues like crime, healthcare, and cybersecurity, including measures to increase DUI penalties.

Reno is reviewing nonprofit registration requirements and seeks public input through virtual workshops and an online survey. Mayor Schieve emphasizes the importance of nonprofit input in shaping regulations.

The Clark County Education Association endorses Republican Governor Joe Lombardo for Nevada's 2026 gubernatorial race, despite historically supporting Democrats.

Trump pardoned six Nevada Republicans known as "fake electors" who face state charges for mailing counterfeit electoral certificates. The pardons don't affect state-level prosecutions.

Nevada Democratic Senators Rosen and Cortez Masto voted in favor of a Senate deal to end a 40-day government shutdown, with aims to fund SNAP and address health care costs.

Trump endorsed Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo for re-election, a move criticized by Democrats and Nevada AG Aaron Ford who speak against Lombardo's economic policies and alignment with Trump.

NV Energy is under investigation for overcharging customers by $65.5 million over 23 years, with the issue now extending to two decades and affecting more than 80,000 customers. Reimbursement methods are being deliberated.

The ACLU of Nevada is suing the federal government, challenging a policy that denies bond hearings to certain immigrants, arguing it violates rights and due process.

Las Vegas has passed new pet shop regulations—banning the sale of dogs, cats, rabbits, pigs, and guinea pigs from large-scale breeders and encouraging adoption through partnerships with local rescues. Existing stores must comply by November 2028.

Governor Lombardo visited Three Square Food Bank amid a SNAP benefits disruption due to a government shutdown, highlighting relief efforts with CEO Beth Martino.

Three Square food bank responds to the SNAP funding halt in Nevada, organizing emergency food distributions for impacted families, with UNLV and Congresswoman Dina Titus contributing to the efforts.

President Trump expressed his intention to resume nuclear testing in the US, which met with opposition from Nevada officials and skepticism from Pentagon officials regarding its necessity.

Nevada allocates $30 million to food banks to address food insecurity due to a federal shutdown impacting SNAP funding, while legal efforts seek restoration of SNAP benefits.