“(The old system) was very not user friendly, and that’s one of the biggest reasons why we needed to do this,” one state official said.
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Rep. Susie Lee and her son went on a nearly $24,000 trip to London paid for by advocacy group Center Forward.
Washoe County Commission Chair Alexis Hill, a Democrat, is planning to run for governor in 2026, setting up a likely competitive primary.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal’s 2025 Judicial Performance Evaluation is designed to educate voters by identifying the best and worst judges. Attorneys can rate 101 judges.
Here’s what you should know about what the One Big Beautiful Bill Act does, and how it’ll impact Nevada’s health care.
Congress passed $9 billion in cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting. Nevada’s public media is bracing for the impact.
State officials have spent years trying to boost staffing in the Nevada State Police — seemingly to no avail.
The Department of Justice sent a letter to Nevada and other states asking for voter roll data and other election information.
This isn’t the first time legislators have attempted to classify extreme heat as a major disaster.
Attorney General Aaron Ford joined others in calling on Congress to pass legislation prohibiting ICE agents from wearing masks to hide their identity.
Jill Douglass defeated Jesse Law in the race for chair of the Clark County Republican Party.
Nicole Cannizzaro said she is running to “keep Nevadans safe, protect our rights, and fight for a fairer economy where Nevadans can actually get ahead.”
Nevada is suing the Trump administration for freezing more than millions in after-school, English language and other education grants, the state’s attorney general said.
Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed 87 bills in 2025 after rejecting 75 in 2023. What does the new veto record say about Carson City politics?
Attorney General Aaron Ford confirmed Friday machine gun conversion devices known as forced reset triggers will not be sold or distributed in Nevada.