Advisers to President Trump are exploring Las Vegas as the site of a rare GOP midterm convention in 2026 — a potential boon for the Strip and a big planning challenge.

Nevada regulators ordered Crypto.com to pause sports event contracts as DraftKings buys Railbird and the NHL signs with prediction‑market firms, setting up a legal fight.

Nevada joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging the USDA's decision not to fund SNAP benefits due to a government shutdown, affecting nearly 500,000 Nevadans.

Sheriff Kevin McMahill launched his re-election campaign, touting his achievements in reducing crime and implementing new technology, while focusing on officer wellness and traffic fatality reduction.

Nevadans face the loss of SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, affecting over 477,000 residents as of November 1, with local food banks under strain.

The Nevada Attorney General’s consumer‑protection unit asked regulators to reverse NV Energy’s new mandatory daily demand charge, calling the 15‑minute peak fee unlawful.

The USDA posted a notice saying no SNAP payments will be issued on Nov. 1, threatening millions. Las Vegas officials and nonprofits are already mobilizing emergency food support.

Judge Campbell paused his order disqualifying Sigal Chattah as acting US attorney in Nevada, pending an appeal.

The ACLU of Nevada is suing LVMPD for transferring client Morais-Hechavarria to ICE custody, claiming it defies a court order and state governance principles. The case highlights issues with LVMPD's cooperation with ICE and potential overreach.

Clark County homeowners flooded SNHD meetings to protest proposed septic rules they say could trigger costly sewer hookups. Officials have paused the hearing for more outreach.

Gov. Joe Lombardo sent Sen. Jacky Rosen a letter urging her to help end the federal shutdown, warning of paused paychecks and rising health-care costs for Nevadans.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo urged Congress to end the federal shutdown, emphasizing the hardship on residents, as Senator Jacky Rosen called for bipartisan efforts for resolution.

Nevada Assemblymember Sandra Jauregui is running for lieutenant governor, focusing on tourism, housing, healthcare, and education, and aiming to build upon her legislative work, including gun control advocacy.