In an Executive Branch Audit Committee meeting in June, then-Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall said she believed the current rate of pay, $24 per day of work, was “a form of enslavement.”

His debut raises the stakes in a race considered a referendum on Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak’s handling of the pandemic.

The Nevada Independent sat down with White last week before her departure over Zoom to talk about the last three years, including her highs and her lows, and what is next for her after leaving the governor’s office.

Across Nevada, an estimated 46,000 households — or about 9 percent of renter households in the state — are behind on rent. Their futures play out every week in virtual and in-person courtrooms.

The long labor dispute between Culinary Workers Local 226 and Station Casinos spans more than 20 years and shows no signs of ending any time soon.

On the proposed royalty included by the House Natural Resources Committee in its part of the $3.5 trillion package, Cortez Masto said she does not oppose it but the industry and other “stakeholders” should be allowed to weigh in.

Marshall is moving soon to the nation’s capital, where she will begin work in the Biden administration as a senior adviser to governors on how to best work with the federal government.

In this week's edition, we take a look at how hospitals in the northern and rural portions of the state continue to be hit hard by COVID-19 as medical staffing challenges facing the nation continue to challenge the state.

Nevada students’ mathematics and English Language Arts skills tumbled since the pandemic began — mirroring and, in some cases, exceeding national downward trends.

The full-time return of in-person learning marked a pandemic milestone, but ongoing busing problems have complicated the logistics of simply getting students to and from school.

State and local leaders joined Latino and Mexican community members this week for celebrations across the state commemorating the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The National Association of Broadcasters canceled next month’s conference at the Las Vegas Convention Center, saying the recent surge in the COVID-19 Delta variant has “presented unexpected and insurmountable challenges.”