The groundbreaking capped more than 15 years of research, testing and planning, and once complete, officials say the facility will reduce the region's reliance on the Truckee River and provide a locally controlled water source for residents.

A new poll, promising pundit forecasts and national attention suggest she could flip this congressional seat with a blue tsunami behind her.

Hundreds of Culinary Workers Union members have shown up to protest criticizing the union's new healthcare policy. Union leadership says that the concerns are based on misinformation.

It's a significant change since the data has allowed EEOC investigators and attorneys to identify the type of systemic discrimination that has resulted in some of the agency's largest settlements, benefiting thousands of workers.

Attorneys argue that the process violates the state Constitution by giving too much power to unelected officials who decide the fate of tenants.

As state Sen. Carrie Buck (R-Henderson) seeks to oust longtime incumbent Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV), this battleground seat makes for a competitive race.

Legal maneuvers sent Kalshi and others to the sidelines. Meanwhile, Caesars expands its footprint in the state by adding the SuperBook to its roster.

A very strong, or "super," El Niño, is forecast for this winter. Historical records, however, show that even very strong El Niños have variable effects on Nevada, with some portions of the state receiving above-normal precipitation and other portions receiving below-normal precipitation.

Plus: What Gov. Joe Lombardo plans if he wins re-election.

Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) and Cody Whipple (R) are squaring off for the seat spanning North Las Vegas and central Nevada. Here's what they believe.

The Trump administration is requiring that Nevada election officials maintain all records from the 2024 election — beyond what federal law requires — threatening civil or criminal penalties if the state does not comply.

With two years left in Trump's second term, the next attorney general will face a key question: Keep up the deluge of lawsuits against the federal administration or scale them back?