The Work Opportunity Tax Credit is set to expire at the end of the year. Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) thinks he can save it.

The wrongful death lawsuit alleges that the March 2025 death of a man in High Desert State Prison was caused by months of medical neglect by officials.

SJR1, introduced late Wednesday evening, would require a county clerk to send each active registered voter a mail ballot within a certain time frame and would allow individuals to choose not to receive a ballot.

Assm. Alexis Hansen (R-Sparks), who had signed the petition to add it to the special session a day earlier, cast a ‘no’ vote that killed the bill.

The rejection of the bill — which sets aside $120 million in annual transferable tax credits to film studios for 15 years beginning in 2029 — caps a yearslong effort from major film studios to vastly expand Nevada’s film ecosystem.

After Fortune article, agency said it never felt pressured by Gov. Joe Lombardo’s team and citations were canceled because they were “legally insufficient.”

A revived version of Gov. Joe Lombardo’s sweeping criminal justice bill passed out of the legislature, aiming to reestablish a Resort Corridor Court that was criticized by civil liberties groups, but also incorporating Democratic proposals to restrict immigration enforcement in sensitive locations. 

Follow The Indy’s live blog for developments as the session approaches its second week.

Local 872 union leader said he was surprised that County Commissioner April Becker failed to support an extension of the fuel indexing tax.

A bipartisan group of Nevada lawmakers has added a bill to Gov. Joe Lombardo’s special session agenda that aims to limit the purchasing power of corporate housing buyers.

Arguments that NV Energy’s move to implement a daily demand rate for customers violates state law were rebuffed Tuesday by state energy regulators. Now, some groups are considering legal action.

Follow along as The Indy reports on key developments from the sixth day of the special session.