Through a partnership with police, Nevada’s health department will offer crisis intervention services to rural residents through Virtual Crisis Care, starting as soon as police training is completed.

Deputy Secretary of State for Elections Mark Wlaschin said Gilbert filed the required paperwork and payment for the recount, and was the only candidate to request a statewide or multi-county recount shortly before Wednesday’s deadline.

This week’s edition of Indy Environment looks at the State Environmental Commission’s decision to affirm a contested water pollution permit for the Thacker Pass lithium mine.

On three major cases, Republican Senate candidate and former Attorney General Adam Laxalt — who has been endorsed by key gun groups, such as the National Rifle Association, and anti-abortion groups such as National Right to Life — claimed some version of either a “historic” or “tremendous” victory. 

Since Becker’s victory in the primary election earlier this month, the two candidates have elevated their political attacks on one another in the tight race.

His campaign also requested that all debates be held after Labor Day, “when Nevada voters will be following the election closest, and streamed online to maximize viewership.”

Scores of Clark County homeowners arrived at the Clark County assessor’s office to try to avoid what they feared would be a permanently higher property tax rate, county officials told reporters Wednesday.

A few thousand Nevadans had their primary election ballots flagged for missing or mismatched signatures that needed fixing; several did not respond and their ballots were ultimately disqualified.

The hiring veteran sports executive Marc Badain and long-time Strip resort president Randy Morton was seen as an acceleration in the efforts by Oak View Group's plans for $3 billion complex in Las Vegas. More in Indy Gaming.

Gov. Steve Sisolak signed an executive order Tuesday implementing protections for anyone seeking or providing abortion services or other reproductive health care within the Silver State. 

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled on three major election cases Tuesday that reshape the November ballot, allowing an initiative proposing open primaries and ranked-choice voting to proceed while voiding another measure proposing a voucher-style education program.

It would also represent the first major expansion of Nevada’s cannabis industry in years, and stands to expand a largely homogenous industry to include people adversely affected by the so-called war on drugs.