About 10,500 people moved to Nevada from outside the U.S. in the yearlong period ending last July, less than half the number from the year before. Almost all of the downturn was in Clark County, the state's most populous region. 

The smaller Reno and Tahoe gaming markets have avoided the headwinds facing Las Vegas resorts. Also, a new casino for Henderson.

Whistles were key in giving residents a heads up about ICE in Minneapolis. Volunteers in Nevada are preparing to take similar steps.

Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) will not be issuing a proclamation declaring Cesar Chavez Day on March 31, as required by state law, amid ongoing allegations that the late labor leader sexually abused young girls. 

Between attorney general candidates taking swings and a congressman calling out mudslinging, campaign season is getting personal.

Actor Andrew Shue is working with two prominent strategists of different parties to launch an initiative that has been a decade in the making.

The bill passed with bipartisan support last year and created a $133 million fund to assist with purchases of land plots, residents' down payments and companies' permitting fees.

The 2024 game brought in $1B, leading the Raiders and community leaders to lobby the NFL for a February 2029 game at Allegiant Stadium.

Endorsements from prominent Nevada Republicans give the former state senator a leg up in the GOP primary, even as his top opponent is gets support from national MAGA figures.

North Las Vegas is the latest battleground in efforts to confirm how long Nevada elected officials are allowed to serve.

There are significant disagreements about whether the industry's economic benefits are worth the combined $457 million in projected tax abatements that Nevada has doled out over the past decade.

Companies have considerable sway over what information the public can access — which public records law experts said appears to violate state law.