A new tax rule limiting gamblers to deducting 90% of losses could affect Las Vegas' economy; Rep. Dina Titus is fighting to reverse it with the FAIR BET Act.

The FBI dismissed Special Agent in Charge Spencer Evans, which his lawyer decried, hinting at legal action over the alleged unfair termination related to COVID-19 protocols.

Governor Joe Lombardo of Nevada has authorized sending National Guard members to assist ICE in "temporary and administrative" roles, despite concerns from Democrats and civil rights groups about the impact on immigrant communities.

After months of administrative uncertainty, the FBI has officially terminated Spencer Evans, ending his tenure as Las Vegas field office chief.

A formerly incarcerated Las Vegas man who faced $7,000 in medical debt after prison helped pass groundbreaking Nevada legislation canceling such debt for all released inmates.

Las Vegas Judge Erika Ballou defended her refusal to jail a new mother during a dramatic discipline hearing that could end her judicial career.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joins 22 states challenging Trump administration's Planned Parenthood defunding, as federal court grants preliminary injunction in major reproductive healthcare battle.

North Las Vegas joins regional crackdown on homelessness with new encampment ban as officials balance enforcement with expanded services.

Rep. Steven Horsford was denied entry to the Nevada Southern Detention Center during an attempted inspection, raising issues of congressional oversight and ICE facility transparency.

Kenneth Morgan, with 40 years in fire service, is named Boulder City's new Fire Chief, starting August 4, after a national search highlighted his extensive experience and leadership roles.

Planned Parenthood sued Nevada to block a dormant 1985 law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions, citing health and safety concerns after Roe v. Wade's overturn.

The Senate passed a $9 billion recissions bill cutting funding for PBS, NPR, and foreign aid, against bipartisan concerns for public media's role in emergencies.

Reggie Rader was sworn in as Henderson Police Department's new chief, promising transparency and collaboration after the previous chief, Hollie Chadwick, was dismissed.