Some states want more oversight of crisis pregnancy centers, which offer services to pregnant women but also dissuade people from abortions. The centers see such laws, including a California one requiring centers to disclose what services they offer, as infringing on their right to free speech.

In a win for the state, courts rule that Kalshi will be banned for at least 14 days following prolonged legal fight.

When Ryan Shane saw an ad for a forester with the Nevada Division of Forestry, it felt as if the job was made for him. That was nearly 20 years ago; now, he will lead the division as state forester and fire warden.

Between Jan. 1, 2025, and Feb. 16, 2026, 363 pregnant, postpartum and nursing immigrants were deported, DHS reported in response to questions submitted last fall.

The 2009 endangerment finding determined greenhouse gases threaten public health and underpinned climate regulations of cars, power plants and more.

A victory for the plaintiff, who seeks clarity on the 12-year term limit, could benefit Black's closest competitor, who chairs the state Democratic Party.

Those enrolled in two health insurance plans will see considerable increases to premiums starting in July. Monthly premium increases as high as $380 will be coming to enrollees on a plan that offers more coverage.

Private schools enroll fewer than 5 percent of K-12 students in Nevada, but their small class sizes and specialized offerings — which can include religious education — contribute to their appeal.

The Nevada Commission on Ethics determined on Wednesday that Republican Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony violated state ethics laws by using state resources to support a task force aimed at keeping transgender athletes out of women's sports.

The bill, a Trump priority that is being debated this week but is not expected to pass, seeks to increase the restrictions on registering to vote in hopes of cutting down on non-citizen voting — already a rare and illegal occurrence.

At least one Nevada organization is changing a planned celebration of Cesar Chavez, the late civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers of America, in light of new allegations that he was involved in the abuse of young women.

Wagner was a champion of women's rights and held a variety of elected and appointed roles over her long career, including in both chambers of the state Legislature and on the Nevada Gaming Commission.