Biden Directs Federal Agencies To Protect LGBTQI+ Rights Under Attack In GOP-Led States

The order is meant to counter laws in Republican-led states that restrict the rights of LGBTQI+ kids and their families.

Lombardo Prevails In Crowded Primary For Governor

Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo voiced some support for Republican flashpoints such as requiring background checks on gun purchases.

Sellers' Real Estate Market Shifting To Buyers' Advantage

From May to March, escrow openings have fallen by 50%.

Trump Acolytes Win Primaries For Down-Ballot State Offices

Voters had clear preferences early in the count for a number of far-right candidates.

Congressional Incumbents Ward Off Challenges, Head To The General

A grueling general election is expected with sizable war chests.

Trump's Candidate Laxalt Wins Republican Primary For U.S. Senate

Adam Laxalt will face Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto in November. She is seeking a second term.

Lawmakers Urged To Apply Brakes To Nevada's Speedy Eviction Process

State’s unique ‘summary eviction’ process is under fire again. Will this time be different?

Trump Spread Claims Of Election Fraud Debunked By His Own Legal Team, Jan. 6 Panel Says

The first step of Trump’s multipart plan was to sow doubt about the integrity of the election.

CCSD And The Potential Of Mental Health Services

High School. We all have memories of that place.

Nevada Building Behavioral Health Infrastructure, Starting With New 988 Hotline

Nevada faces an uphill battle in creating a comprehensive crisis care system that will accompany the new 988 mental health line.

Will It Be ‘Every State For Themselves' As The Federal COVID Cash Dries Up?

The Biden administration has raised alarm bells about the risk of inaction.

5 Things We Learned About Jan. 6 And Trump From The First Hearing

Some eye-opening new details about the events of the day and the broader plot to halt the peaceful transfer of presidential power.

NV's Most Common Jobs Rarely Pay Enough To Pay The Rent, UNLV Research Shows

Retail workers aren't the only workers in Nevada priced out and struggling with housing affordability.

Nevada Officials Applaud Biden's Decision To Pause Solar Panel Tariffs, Resume Imports

Nevada Democratic Sens. Jacky Rosen and Catherine Cortez Masto cited harm to Nevada solar power companies reliant on imported solar panels.

First Jan. 6 Hearing To Reveal New Evidence Of Trump Conspiracy, Panel Aides Say

The hearing, the first in a series expected to span most of June, will reveal the panel’s “initial findings to the American public.”

Wolfson Touts ‘Smart Reform' But Is It Working? Don't Ask Him.

District Attorney Steve Wolfson’s office says it doesn’t have the data that would determine whether the program works.

Fourth Grade Survivor Of Uvalde Shooting Tells Congress: ‘I Don't Want It To Happen Again'

A fourth grader who survived the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting told lawmakers that she is afraid to go back to school.

Nearly 1 In 5 Midterm Voters In NV Will Be Latino, Report Says

Analysts are turning their attention to how the state’s Latino electorate will shape the state’s midterm general election in the fall.

‘My Mom's Life Mattered': Son Of Black Shooting Victim Urges Congress To Act

Whitfield talked about how it’s impossible for his family to grasp that she was taken from them “by someone full of so much hate.”

Clark County Introduces Short-Term Rental Regulation As Opponents Hire Lawyer

County officials estimate as many as 12,000 unlicensed STRs are currently operating illegally.

Early Voting In Nevada – How It's Going, How To Vote

The voting data shows preliminary voter participation in this year’s primary is off to a slow start compared to 2020.

Happy 116th Birthday, Antiquities Act

The National Park Service will mark the day with a historic flag raising and other activities throughout the day.

Horsford, HUD Sec. Fudge Slam Corporate Investors For Skyrocketing Rents

Democratic U.S. Rep. Steven Horsford wants to crack down on corporate investors that buy up already limited housing stock.

Short-Term Rental Association Planning Legal Fight Against Clark County

Clark County Commissioners are finalizing a proposed ordinance to reduce unregulated STRs operating in the unincorporated county.

Nevada Coaches, Student Athletes Concerned Over NIL Deals

University of Nevada, Las Vegas head football coach Marcus Arroyo said NIL deals affect how prospective athletes and others view a school.

Reno Mayor Touts Potential Of Blockchain, NFTs As City Embarks On New Pilot Programs

The City of Reno announced it will launch Biggest Little Blockchain.

Inmate Complains Judge Suffered From COVID When She Issued Sentence

A Las Vegas woman says she believes Clark County Judge Erika Ballou “was not in the right frame of mind” when she was sentenced.

Nevada To Divest Up To $89M In Gun Stocks

The policy will mark the first time Nevada has taken the step of divesting shares in firearm-related companies.

Insulin Prices Shouldn't Force Parents Like Me To Work Multiple Jobs

President Joe Biden has called on Congress to pass legislation that will lower costs for families across the country.

Resorts World Conducting Independent Probe, Mum On Closure Of Taco Stand

David Stroj’s involvement with the taco stand caught the attention of gaming regulators.

Expert Urges Officials ‘Do The Math' On Development

“I think part of the Las Vegas culture, in general, is to look outward versus inwards.”

Crowded Field Of 10 Vie To Represent Clark County School Board District F

Eight of the ten candidates running were asked about their backgrounds and their inspiration for running.

BLM Cuts Costs For Clean Energy Developers Looking To Build On Public Lands

The new policy would cut costs for developers by lowering acreage rents and fees by 50% for new and existing renewable energy projects.

Social Issues Divide And Drive Candidates In Clark County School Board District G

Both the gender-identity policy and the safe gun storage resolution narrowly passed the seven-member board.

Gun Control Bills To Be Taken Up By U.S. House Panel In Emergency Meeting

The “Protecting Our Kids Act” has little chance of making it through the evenly divided Senate.

Rep. Susie Lee Weighs In On Proposed Gun Legislation: ‘We Better Try Like Hell'

“I don’t want to live in a country where we are going to sit back and accept this as our normal.”

Dem Campaign Chief Says GOP Congressional Moderates Try To Avoid Talking Abortion, Guns

The U.S. House Democrat in charge said that Republicans running in suburban swing districts are trying to “hide” their views.

Deaths And Injuries In Road Crashes Are A ‘Silent Epidemic On Wheels'

Around 1.35 million people die each year on the world's roads, and another 20 million to 50 million are seriously injured.

Republican State Senate Hopeful Files Voter ID Ballot Initiative

Effort comes two months after court rejected similar proposal.

Is This What Our Veterans Died For?

It is impossible not to politicize gun violence when only one political party is so enamored of guns they use faulty logic.