Young Voters Are More Likely To Skip Midterm Elections Than Presidential Races

Most demographic groups will be represented as much as they are in presidential elections, with one major exception.

Does Your Insurance Plan Cover Abortions? In Nevada, Probably Not.

Nevadans cannot get a comprehensive plan that covers abortion if their health coverage is provided by the federal government.

Question 3 Is Hated By Many And Funded By Rich Out-Of-State Reformers, But…

Maybe that’s a selling point.

To Comply With Court Ruling, Nye County Says Vote Totals Won't Be Released Early

The hand-counting will not be livestreamed.

Fearmongering, The IRS, And Folks Who Think ‘Fact' Is A Four-Letter Word

The handwringing about arming IRS agents is coming from some of the same politicians who think it’s a good idea to arm kindergarten teachers

Millions Of Workers Are Dealing With Long COVID. Advocates Call For Expanding Social Safety Net.

In Nevada, CDC estimates it’s about 270,000 adults.

Role Of Secretaries Of State In Administering Fair Elections Is Changing – And Not In A Good Way

Elections happen, votes are counted, the winners are declared and democracy moves on.

Challenger Hopes To Unseat Wolfson

In November, for the first time, Wolfson will face a Republican opponent in the general election.

Everything You Need To Know About Voting In Nevada's 2022 General Election

Voting in Nevada is easier than in many states.

Biden Student Debt Forgiveness Plan On Temporary Hold After Appeals Court Ruling

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is giving the Biden administration until Monday to respond.

Small Businesses Want Congress To Lower Health Costs, But Fear It ‘Will Do Nothing,' Survey Says

“The cost of health coverage has real-world consequences for small businesses that affect our entire economy.”

Social Security And Medicare Are On The Ballot, Democrats Warn

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has recently pledged to leverage a future fight over negotiations to increase the debt limit.

NV Lithium Extraction And Battery Manufacturing Facilities Get $107M Federal Boost

Two Nevada companies specializing in mineral processing and extraction were awarded the funds.

Lieutenant Governor Proposes Adding Appointed Members To School Boards

Lieutenant Governor Lisa Cano Burkhead proposed, county commissions would appoint the presidents of all school boards statewide.

Nevada Receives New Funding For Mental Health, Substance Use Care

Nevada was one of 10 states that received a one-year planning grant from the HHS.

Las Vegas City Council Glosses Over Crisis At Animal Foundation, Orders Audit

Councilwoman Victoria Seaman observed what she described as unsanitary conditions during a surprise visit to the shelter.

The Price Of Gas Doesn't Care Who You Vote For

The price of gas is also the problem elected officials can do least about.

Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills Nevada Boy

Officials believe the boy contracted the brain-eating amoeba infection while visiting Lake Mead.

Chattah, Ford Make Closing Arguments In Contentious Battle

Sigal Chattah insists she’s never considered apologizing to AG Aaron Ford for what was widely viewed as a racist comment.

Adam Laxalt, Trumpism And The Big Lie: An (Updated) Chronology

Republicans have long pushed voter restriction laws and made dubious claims about voter fraud.

Why The Battle For The Soul Of ‘Character Conservatives' In These Midterms May Center On Utah

U.S. Sen. Mike Lee is seeking reelection in Utah, but faces a unique challenger: Evan McMullin.

Biden Signs Mobile Health Clinics Bill Pushed By Rosen And Lee

The bill aims to expand health care access in rural communities.

In Attempt To Curb Gas Prices, Biden Will Release Oil From Emergency Reserve

The administration also intends to buy back oil for the reserve when the per-barrel price reaches $67 to $72 or lower.

Multiple Candidates Vying For Family Court Seat In Special Election

The winner need only get a plurality, not a majority.

NDOC Confirms More Staff Placed On Leave, ‘Truly Regrets The Security Breaches'

Nevada Department of Corrections officials took responsibility for administrative failures and vowed to be more transparent.

Baucum Faces Challenger In LV Justice Court Race

The campaign for Dept. 13 in Las Vegas Justice Court pits chief deputy public defender against longtime Justice of the Peace.

The Student Debt Relief Application Is Live: Here's What You Need To Know

The White House estimated that 43 million borrowers would qualify for some relief.

Alaska Offers Perspective For Nevadans Pondering Open Primary/ranked Choice Voting Reform

As Nevadans contemplate Question 3 on November’s General Election ballot, it might do them well to look to the last frontier.

Treasurer Faces Trump Acolyte For Seat ‘Managing $50 Billion Of Other People's Money'

The Legislature established the corporation more than a dozen years ago, and specified that it would be administered by the state treasurer.

No-Show Candidate Doesn't Stop NLV Mayor Debate, Which Focuses On Housing Crisis

Each candidate is competing to become the first Black mayor in North Las Vegas.

Sisolak Appointee Faces Long-Time Officeholder In Lieutenant Governor Race

The job’s most significant duty is being first in line of succession if the governor is unable to serve.

Their Election Denier Is Your Election Denier

Conspiracy theorists subverting elections in Nevada and other states could doom the whole republic.

Former NSHE Regent Challenging Appointed Judge In Special Election

Judicial candidate James Dean Leavitt says Clark County District Judge Maria Gall has a lack of experience in criminal law.

Nevada Revenue Exceeds Projections By $1 Billion

Good news for whoever’s governor next year.

Trump To Be Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 Panel As The ‘Central Cause' Of Capitol Insurrection

The committee members were clear that they viewed Trump as the primary force behind the attack on Jan. 6.

Anti-Abortion Politicians Think They Can Play Games With Nevadans' Rights

We’re here to tell them enough.

Two Political Newcomers Running For LV City Council Ward 6

Nancy Brune and Ray Spencer are seeking to replace term-limited Michele Fiore.

Leftist Teachers Union? As If.

Alas, if only t'were true.

Horsford, Peters Debate Abortion, Inflation In Race For CD4

Candidates running in Nevada’s 4th congressional district faced off in two debates within one week.

Former Assemblywoman And Former Councilman Compete In LV City Council Ward 4

Two veteran politicians are seeking to replace term-limited Stavros Anthony in the Las Vegas City Council’s Ward 4.