Nevada Democrats told DNC officials their union‑heavy, majority‑minority state and upgraded election systems make it the right place to open the 2028 Democratic primary. The pitch faces legal and security questions that are still unresolved.

A new CCSD efficiency study pegs potential central‑office savings at $34M in year one and up to $79M annually within five years, with trustees set to review recommendations next week.

Nevada lawmakers unveiled companion bills to recognize veterans who served at the NTTR and ease access to VA care and compensation.

Rising market values and state levies pushed Clark County property bills higher this year — here’s what the FY25–26 numbers mean for Las Vegas homeowners.

Two Republicans are trading attacks in a heated primary for Clark County Commission District F as early voting begins this weekend.

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.