Driving those fundraising totals were out-of-state donors — an analysis of more than 35,000 itemized contributions to Cortez Masto’s campaign found sums totaling more than $4.8 million, and another 2,700 contributions to Laxalt totaling more than $2.1 million.

Nine in 10 Nevadans believe abortion should be legal in some way, shape or form. The Nevada Independent breaks down the polling results and details where voters and top candidates stand.

The vote upheld the clerk’s decision that ballot initiative had an insufficient number of signatures in support, in addition to textual differences between the submitted petition and the circulated petition.

FanDuel, the nation’s leading sports betting operator, is finally coming to Nevada, but only as the new brand name for the sportsbook inside the downtown Fremont Hotel Casino.

VICI Properties wants to expand its real estate ownership beyond casinos. Having invested in golf courses, lifestyle ventures and theme parks, could stadiums be the company's next target?

The ranked-choice ballot question comes after a protracted campaign and legal battle to qualify for the November ballot.

Marchant said his plan with Kampf involves using “paper ballots with anti-counterfeit measures,” conducting voting and counting “on a precinct-level basis” and livestreaming — though he did not specify what would be streamed. 

“Why are fees being billed for routine staff activities … when the regulator's already been fully funded because the Legislature made it a priority starting in 2017?” Martin said.

The losses haven’t necessarily scared the industry away from continued involvement in legislative races

KLAS 8 News Now in Las Vegas and UNLV announced Monday they would jointly host debates for Nevada’s hotly-contested governor and U.S. Senate races — though it was not immediately clear if any of the four major campaigns have committed to attending those debates. 

Economists said it’s unclear whether hospitality-related employers are cutting costs and not hiring people back, or if workers left the industry voluntarily for other opportunities. 

As a lawsuit over a Red Rock housing project makes its way through federal court, the case filings read as a who’s who of Las Vegas politics. They shed light on the transactional nature of the Clark County Commission and how one of the state’s most powerful local governments decides land-use questions.