In his first Nevada public appearance in more than a year, he will celebrate his signature 'no tax on tips' and 'no tax on overtime' policies.

The company has broken ground on a second resort in the island nation with an $8B price tag. But there is no interest in a return to the Strip.

In this week's Indy Elections: Your congressman might make your next martini; first ads in Reno mayoral race; fundraising totals trickling in.

National politicians have been jetting to Nevada for meetings with the influential Culinary Union, mega-rallies and tech conventions.

The state's battle with prediction markets will take center stage during hearings at the 9th Circuit in San Francisco on April 16.

Nevada doesn't have a law in the books that requires a certain number of recess minutes, specific recess structure or prohibits schools from withholding recess for certain students.

Nearly a decade after the state and federal government agreed to keep Nevada's largest abandoned mine off a federal list of highly polluted sites, the mine is almost cleaned up. But now, conversations about reopening the 3,400-acre Anaconda Copper Mine to production are troubling groups that have monitored the defunct property for years.

Insiders confirm what many visitors have been feeling: More and more, Las Vegas has catered to the rich.

After a warm winter with poor skiing conditions gave way to early springtime record heat, snow is vanishing from all but the highest elevations in the West. It's a clear sign that water shortages could worsen.

The President's executive order seeks to create a federal list of citizens eligible to vote by mail, and directs the U.S. Postal Service to use it. Some states decry unconstitutional overreach.

The nation's last joint operating agreement required the Sun, which is smaller, to be printed as a daily insert in the Review-Journal. The latter has fought the arrangement, which was designed to preserve papers, saying the Sun can continue to publish but should foot the bill.

The ruling signals a massive success for immigration advocates in Nevada, who have been pushing back against increasing local government collaboration with ICE. It could affect hundreds of people, allowing upward of 60 people per week to seek release in Nevada.