Nevada joins a multi-state lawsuit to access education funds from the U.S. Department of Education, challenging cuts as a violation of the Administrative Procedure Act.

Nevada's Assembly Bill 381, "Reba's Law," failed to advance from committee. Proposed to strengthen animal cruelty laws, it didn't get a work session before the deadline.

Jhone Ebert approved as the new superintendent of Clark County School District, starting April 14, 2025, with a four-year contract and an annual salary of $385,000. She is the first woman to hold the position permanently since 1956.

Two protests occurred in Las Vegas against Trump's policies and Elon Musk, drawing over 600 participants advocating for various issues, including government and immigration policies.

UNLV officials state that visas for four international students have been revoked by the federal government, offering support and resources to those affected.

Sigal Chattah was appointed Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Nevada, overseeing federal legal matters and leading a team of legal professionals.

Nevada's Senate Bill 415, which would authorize traffic cameras to ticket speeders and red-light runners, is debated, balancing safety with privacy concerns.

Mayor Goynes-Brown delivered the 2025 State of the City for North Las Vegas, discussing economic growth and strategy for 2025-2030 with highlights on governance, infrastructure, safety, and community initiatives.

Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown is set to deliver the State of the City address in North Las Vegas at Aliante Casino on March 27th, highlighting achievements and future plans.

President Trump's order to cut half of the Department of Education's workforce has caused unrest in Nevada, affecting educators and families, with concerns about funding for Pell grants, Title I, and special education.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo plans to veto a bill mandating daily hotel room cleanings, considering it redundant and unnecessary post-COVID. Despite Culinary Union support, the bill faces Legislative opposition and is not on current agendas.

Chris Craig was officially appointed as the new director of Innovation and Technologies for Las Vegas, receiving unanimous support from the city council.

The State Bar of Nevada issued a public reprimand to Commissioner Justin Jones for professional misconduct involving deleted texts linked to a real estate project, rather than disbarring him.