Michael Mays, Boulder City's Community Development Director, has been selected as the new Deputy City Manager, bringing over 30 years of experience to the role.

Nevada Governor Lombardo settled an ethics case by agreeing to pay a $5,000 fine for "non-willful" violations involving campaign uniform use and ticket acceptance.

Boulder City received the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for excellence in budgeting, meeting stringent criteria and showcasing fiscal transparency.

Kara Kelley was appointed as the interim Las Vegas City Council member for Ward 2, filling the seat after Victoria Seaman's departure. She brings extensive local experience and a commitment to nonpartisanship and fiscal prudence.

Nevada lawmakers received emailed threats last week, leading to a security sweep of legislative buildings and public concern among officials, including state Sen. Dina Neal.

CCSD has suspended teachers for disruptive social media comments about Charlie Kirk's death, emphasizing a balance between free speech and school safety.

Gov. Joe Lombardo announced his re-election bid for Nevada governor, highlighting his administration's achievements, while critics argue his policies fail to address Nevadan struggles.

Nevada's recovery from a cyberattack is at 90% for public services, with the DMV fully operational and late fees waived during the outage. Governor Lombardo assures no sensitive data breach occurred.

Three ex-FBI officials sued FBI Director Patel and Attorney General Bondi, claiming wrongful firing as retribution related to Trump investigations. They seek reinstatement and reparations.

Vote Nevada PAC proposes two ballot initiatives in Nevada: an independent redistricting commission and open primaries, aiming for fair representation and voter inclusion across party lines.

Forty contenders vie for a vacant Las Vegas City Council seat in Ward 2, following Victoria Seaman's departure to join the Trump administration. The interim successor will be chosen by the council rather than voters, largely for financial reasons.

Commissioner Justin Jones will not seek re-election in 2026 amid legal issues and the recent controversy over deleted text messages related to Red Rock Canyon development.

Las Vegas City Council seeks an interim Ward 2 representative after Victoria Seaman's resignation, with an application deadline set for September 5, 2025.