Nevada’s trigger law and county fuel indexing could swallow most of any federal gas‑tax pause, leaving little relief at the pump and raising questions about road funding.

Former Nevada Assembly Speaker and U.S. Attorney Jason Frierson will lead NSHE’s government relations as the system pursues funding and policy priorities.

UNLV graduate Kelli Kelly helped push A.B. 352 — a 2025 law that raises cottage‑food caps and creates a statewide framework for home producers. Her Fallon Food Hub work paired on‑the‑ground relief with policy change.

Steve Grammas and Dave Marlon have launched campaigns against Nancy Brune in Ward 6, turning the June primary into a contest over safety, development and money.

The LVCVA board signed off on a package of ad, social and production deals that together carry an allocated threshold of about $464 million. R&R Partners landed the largest share.

A viral Conine campaign ad has prompted dozens of hostile messages and renewed concerns about threats to public officials as the June primary looms.

A bruising Democratic primary between Nicole Cannizzaro and Zach Conine has turned into a test of courtroom chops versus executive management, with unions and big donors splitting the field. The June 9 primary will show which pitch wins out.

Joyce Woodhouse, a longtime Clark County educator and former Nevada state senator, has died. She was honored this year by CCSD and remembered for her work on K–12 policy and school funding.

Sen. Jacky Rosen wants extreme heat added to the federal disaster list after a deadly, record‑breaking summer in Southern Nevada to unlock FEMA aid for cooling and relief.

CCSD trustees voted May 7 to loosen graduation regalia rules after a lawsuit over a "Black Girl Magic" stole. The changes drop mandatory pre‑approval, allow up to five stoles and create an appeal path.

A candidate suspended from about two dozen probate cases is among three Democrats running for Clark County public administrator, raising questions about estate oversight.

A Clark County judge heard arguments Thursday in a 2020 suit that accuses major booking sites of underpaying Nevada hotel taxes, with plaintiffs estimating more than $1 billion in disputed revenue.

California regulators blocked a deal to end contracts with the $2.2B Ivanpah plant, reopening a fight over federal loans, ratepayer costs and what happens to the Mojave site.