Nevada’s MyBallot portal and a new text campaign will tell Clark County voters when mail ballots ship, arrive and are processed ahead of the June 9 primary.

Disciplinary orders and a past jail stay have shifted focus in Clark County's Family Court Department P race ahead of the June primary.

April Becker protested a Clark County no‑bid election contract that she says grew from $320K to about $32M and demanded clearer purchasing disclosures.

Aaron Ford told union hosts he would sign a bill repealing Nevada’s 1953 right-to-work law, promising swift action if lawmakers send legislation his way.

The NRCC added Marty O’Donnell and Carrie Buck to a MAGA‑focused target list after President Trump’s endorsements, raising the stakes in two Nevada House races. National backing has already prompted pushback from Democrats and a fundraising surge for the challengers.

Two challengers have filed to challenge CCSD Trustee Irene Bustamante Adams in District F ahead of the June 9 primary. The race will test priorities on safety, curriculum and budget efficiency.

The Nevada GOP treasurer primary between Drew Johnson and Jeff Carter has turned nasty, centered on a 2022 memecoin lawsuit and sharp personal attacks. The fallout shifts attention to who voters trust with the state’s money.

A June 9 GOP primary in Nevada pitches Lombardo‑backed Adriana Guzmán Fralick against Danny Tarkanian. Fundraising, endorsements and turnout will decide the November matchup.

A WalletHub ranking shows Nevada lands midpack for total state‑and‑local taxes, a reminder that zero income tax doesn’t guarantee a light overall bill.

Mayor Shelley Berkley delivered the 2026 State of the City at The Smith Center, outlining the priorities and projects that will shape Las Vegas this year.

Clark County asked staff to study a possible noise ordinance for the Las Vegas Strip, weighing Fremont-style performer circles and decibel limits to calm rising conflicts.

A review of Clark County payroll shows hundreds earn more than the governor — and some are collecting pensions while still on the public payroll.

Three candidates — Marilyn Booker, Shannon Nordstrom and Luke McCarthy — filed for Summerlin’s Ward 2 seat, turning public safety and housing into the campaign’s focal points.