Nevada veterans are split over paying for VA‑claims help as Congress considers the SAFEGUARD bill to curb predatory fee practices. Local vets say it’s either a lifeline or a scam.

Boulder City proposes up to 5% annual increases for electric, water and wastewater, expected to raise about $1.46M for repairs and stability.

A pro-Lombardo PAC placed mock 'Newsom endorses Ford' signs across the Las Vegas Valley, including a tiny note that the photo was manipulated.

A Nevada court granted a preliminary injunction after finding Meta likely hid child-safety risks tied to Messenger’s encryption, the attorney general said.

Nevada agreed to a $250,000 settlement after a recommended colonoscopy wasn't performed for an incarcerated man who was later diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer. The Board of Examiners approved the payout this week.

DETR’s June snapshot shows Nevada added 2.3% more jobs than a year ago while the unemployment rate held at 5.1%. Reno posted modest annual gains even as month‑to‑month shifts appeared.

Bodycam shows Gov. Joe Lombardo briefly pulled over near Mandalay Bay and released without a citation.

A Las Vegas trial opened this week as developers seek roughly $1.5 billion over water rights at Coyote Springs. The outcome could reshape how Nevada manages groundwater.

DOJ has opened applications for new grants that prioritize detention, prosecution and immigration enforcement; Nevada agencies are eligible and deadlines are near.

Nellis’ official social pages now identify as the U.S. Air Force Warfare Center, a shift that lands amid congressional moves to formalize a Pentagon rebrand. The change reframes the base’s public identity around a warfare-center mission that spans multiple wings.

Federal grants totaling about $18 million will fund RTC bus replacements, nearly $7M for firefighter hiring, and seven‑figure awards for air support and Clark County’s emergency ops center.

AARP Nevada and legal‑aid groups asked the PUCN to apologize and pause NV Energy's daily demand charge after dozens, including seniors, waited outside in triple‑digit heat during a June 16 session.

Nevada Rep. Steven Horsford pushed a federal plan on June 22 to force companies and agencies to report AI-driven layoffs to the Labor Department, aiming to create public data for local job training and protections.