A lawsuit filed March 16 argues Scott Black would exceed Nevada’s 12‑year local term limit if he serves as mayor and asks judges to keep him off the June ballot.

Dr. Victor Wakefield has sketched a five‑point plan centered on pre‑K, early literacy and accountability as districts wrestle with budget shortfalls.

The Nevada Commission on Ethics voted 3-2 to discipline Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony, imposing a $3,000 civil penalty and ordering ethics training and a social-media policy. The action stems from the use of official accounts to promote a task force on women’s sports.

Erika Kirk and Gov. Joe Lombardo attended the ribbon-cutting for TPUSA's new Las Vegas headquarters near Sunset and Decatur. Organizers said the space will train volunteers ahead of 2026.

The Las Vegas Review‑Journal sued Clark County to unseal internal investigation files tied to public‑works contracting and a former county official’s wife. The paper says the county improperly withheld the records as personnel files.

Gov. Joe Lombardo thanked Wayne Allyn Root at a Las Vegas GOP dinner, calling him "an awesome spokesman" — an audio recording of the remark has surfaced.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford has sued OneMain Financial, accusing the lender of pressuring borrowers into costly add‑on products. The move follows earlier federal and state enforcement against OneMain.

Judge Tierra Jones was unanimously chosen as chief judge of the Eighth Judicial District Court and will assume administrative duties July 1 while keeping a heavy homicide docket.

Clark County adopted a broad ordinance forcing hemp retailers to carry licenses, third‑party lab tests and stricter labeling while businesses warned of added costs. The rule also bans CBD in packaged foods and sets enforceable penalties.

Organizers plan 14 No Kings rallies across Nevada and the Lake Tahoe area on March 28, with major events in Reno and Las Vegas and local trainings ahead of the day of action.

Sen. Cortez Masto toured CSN’s North Las Vegas Early Childhood Education Lab and pressed for federal bills aimed at expanding affordable child care and raising caregiver pay. The visit came as CSN navigates a temporary Charleston campus closure tied to a nearby redevelopment project.

Gov. Joe Lombardo has named Joe Cacioppo Nevada’s state engineer; Cacioppo will take office March 30 amid ongoing water fights and litigation. The appointment follows the abrupt exit of Adam Sullivan.

Federal agents closed a probe into alleged noncitizen voting in Nevada’s 2020 election after finding only a handful of potential cases and legal hurdles to prosecution.