Gov. Lombardo is backing a ballot amendment to bar transgender girls from women’s sports; opponents have sued and a Carson City hearing is scheduled for Feb. 20.

A Las Vegas Marine says his wife was detained by ICE during a USCIS interview. The family says a long‑standing removal order caught them by surprise.

An arbitrator issued a one‑year award that gives Henderson police a 3.5% raise, retroactive pay and retention bonuses while bigger bargaining fights continue.

A student‑led petition asking a Nevada court to remove CCSD Trustee Lorena Biassotti topped 1,000 signatures and drew public criticism at Thursday’s board meeting.

Adam Price, 32, launched a bid for Henderson mayor, focusing on housing affordability and curbing corporate influence. His entry reshapes a race with Mayor Michelle Romero and Hollie Chadwick.

George Kelesis, a Las Vegas tax and white‑collar attorney, was nominated by the White House on Feb. 11 to be U.S. attorney for Nevada. The nomination now heads to the Senate for confirmation.

Sen. Dina Neal has opened a fresh review of Nevada's 9% Live Entertainment Tax to consider whether pro sports, ticket resales and other admissions should be taxed.

An analysis of ICE records shows Nevada’s immigration arrests jumped in 2025 — largely via county‑jail transfers — raising fresh questions about local policing and federal deportation policy.

Analysis shows about 44% of Gov. Lombardo’s 2025 haul came through bundled donations tied to gaming and real‑estate interests, raising questions about access.

A Nevada petition would expand the state’s right‑to‑try rules, shielding providers who use unapproved treatments and aiming for the November 2026 ballot. The move has backers and critics sparring over safety and access.

A Carson City judge gave the Nevada DMV days to hand over communications with ICE after the ACLU said heavily redacted records and references to Signal suggested undisclosed coordination.

Rep. Mark Amodei announced his retirement after 15 years, opening Nevada’s lone GOP seat and setting up a 2026 contest in the 2nd District.

Nevada AG Aaron Ford called a federal attempt to seize control of state elections illegal and said his office is fighting the move in court.