Politics
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Lower Basin States Offer New Colorado River Plan as Hoover Dam Faces Power Crisis
Nevada, California and Arizona have proposed a new short-term Colorado River water plan through 2028, as Hoover Dam faces a potential 40 percent drop in
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Nevada Governor’s Race Takes Shape as Hill Challenges Ford, Lombardo Eyes Voting Reforms
Washoe County Commissioner Alexis Hill campaigns door-to-door against frontrunner Aaron Ford, while Gov. Joe Lombardo pushes to end universal mail balloting in Nevada.
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Supreme Court Limits Race in Redistricting, Weakening Voting Rights Act Section 2
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Louisiana’s majority-Black congressional district was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, limiting Section 2 of the Voting
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Nevada Law Mandates Autism Awareness Training for First Responders
Nevada’s Senate Bill 380 requires police and firefighters to receive autism awareness training, a change Henderson families say could be lifesaving.
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Nevada Campaign Finance Reports Reveal Key Fundraising Battles Ahead of June Primary
Nevada’s first-quarter campaign finance reports show millions raised across congressional and state races ahead of the June 2026 primary election.
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Las Vegas City Council Wards Share Community Updates, Events for Spring 2026
Las Vegas city council wards 3, 4, and 5 share spring 2026 community events, including a Summerlin town hall, Legacy Park ceremony, and CSN campus plans.
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Trump Touts No Tax on Tips at Las Vegas AC Hotel Symphony Park Event
President Trump visited the AC Hotel Las Vegas Symphony Park to promote his no-tax-on-tips policy, urging Nevadans to vote Republican in the 2026 midterms.
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AG Aaron Ford Vows to Repeal Nevada’s Right-to-Work Law If Elected Governor
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford says he would sign a repeal of the state’s 70-year-old right-to-work law in his first term if elected governor in 2026.
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North Las Vegas Council Veteran Challenges State Senator in Latino District Primary
Isaac Barron, a 13-year North Las Vegas city councilman, is challenging incumbent Sen. Edgar Flores in a competitive Democratic primary fueled by a film tax credit vote.
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Nevada Among States Changing Custody Laws to Protect Children of Detained Immigrants
Nevada and several other states have passed laws to keep children out of foster care when parents are detained by immigration enforcement, amid a surge in ICE detentions.
