Underground gambling operations worth $53.9 billion are stealing revenue from Vegas casinos while UNLV experts demand federal crackdown.

Nevada shut down all in-person state services Sunday following a network security incident, highlighting urgent cybersecurity needs as lawmakers consider statewide protection measures.

Twenty-five Nevada National Guard soldiers are now supporting ICE operations in Las Vegas as political tensions escalate over immigration enforcement. The deployment marks a significant shift in how the state assists federal immigration efforts.

Rosa Cortez was unanimously approved as Las Vegas' new deputy city manager, responsible for various departments and a $1.8 billion project fund. She was promoted after serving as the city engineer since 2002.

James Chrisley has been appointed as the new director of aviation for Clark County to succeed Rosemary Vassiliadis upon her retirement on Sept. 12. He will manage Harry Reid International Airport and four other county airports.

Nevada officials defended mail-in voting against Trump's desire to eliminate it, citing voter preference and inclusivity. Trump's proposed executive order to ban mail-in ballots and certain machines faces legal challenges.

Congressman Steven Horsford inspected the Nevada Southern Detention Center and raised concerns about detainee treatment, access to attorneys, and the facility's conditions. He seeks an investigation to address these issues.

CCSD trustees unanimously approved a $214 million teacher contract bringing 10% pay increases to 18,000 educators. The historic deal marks a dramatic shift from years of contentious negotiations.

The Nevada GOP's suggested "Coyote Compound", inspired by Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz", for detaining illegal immigrants has drawn criticism for potential inhumane conditions and for distracting from Nevada's more pertinent economic issues.

Nevada leaders demonstrated bipartisanship by signing Senate Bill 460 to reform education, aiming to improve student achievement, teacher retention, and introduce transparent progress measures.

Las Vegas added 4,200 jobs in July, but Nevada's unemployment rate stayed stuck at 5.4%, tied for highest in the nation with California.

Southern Nevada's three largest city mayors delivered optimistic growth predictions Tuesday despite ongoing tourism declines and economic pressures facing the Las Vegas valley.

CCSD rehires former Rancho High principal as superintendent despite questions over her handling of student Jonathan Lewis Jr.'s fatal beating aftermath.