Archbishop George Leo Thomas had a letter read at all 34 Las Vegas parishes opposing Question 6, calling the fight “all uphill for us.”

The former Clark County trustee says she'll redirect contractor dollars to teachers while rivals spend millions.

Carmine Dionisio says a six-day notice window and damaged fencing near Starr and Rainbow left him more questions than answers.

Nevada drivers say FedEx dodged overtime pay by routing them through contractor companies. Their attorney calls it a decades-long fight.

Jacob Villani is making his second bid for a Clark County bench after losing in 2020 — this time with no campaign money reported.

A judge let 15-year-old Mitchell Stipp Jr. keep attending Faith Lutheran after the school told his family not to bring him back.

Michael Allmon and John Cory are racing to become Henderson's newest justice of the peace, with early voting starting October 17.

Judge Jacob Reynolds has outraised challenger Alex Quagge nearly 3-to-1, but labor unions and prosecutors are lining up behind the Army JAG veteran.

Danielle Tarmu says Noreen Demonte should step aside from a case tied to her campaign as both vie for a Clark County judgeship.

Reno vote clears the way, but the deal still faces a federal antitrust review that could force property sales.

Cybersecurity experts at Yotta 2026 in Las Vegas say AI could speed up election hacks and voter deception before November.

A $2.6 million upgrade tied to an ICE request at Eldorado Valley got yanked hours before Henderson's meeting Tuesday.

A Monday night storm cut power and computers at the downtown Las Vegas hub, closing recorder, treasurer and clerk counters.