For three years, advocacy groups and labor regulators have been discussing ways to protect workers from extreme heat. Now that a recent push to provide statutory rules failed in the Legislature, what happens next?

If the U.S. defaults on its debt, the Treasury will be unable to make payments, potentially ranging from retirees’ Social Security to servicemembers’ pay at Nellis or Creech Air Force bases. And the longer-term implications could be even more devastating, with a default likely triggering a downgrade of U.S. credit, a rise in costs and even a global recession powered by a weak dollar and job losses.

Draft bill language for a measure aimed at bringing the Oakland A’s to Las Vegas obtained Friday by The Nevada Independent proposes a state and Clark County-offered public financing package of no more than $380 million.

Gaming and Leisure Properties expects the value of its 35-acre parcel that houses the Tropicana Las Vegas will increase if the Oakland A's build a $1.5 billion stadium on the site.

Guest room attendants say they will continue fighting for daily room cleaning to be the standard in Strip properties even after Gov. Joe Lombardo signed SB441 last week.

The Oakland A’s and major state officials announced Wednesday that they have reached a “tentative” agreement to bring the team to Las Vegas via a multimillion dollar public financing package to help fund construction of a $1.5 billion stadium.

As sine die quickly approaches, here’s a look at some of the bills that could affect HOAs and the many Nevadans who live in them.

Clark County officials are worried taxpayers could have to cover debt payments for the county’s part of the $395 million in public money the Oakland A’s are seeking to build a $1.5 billion stadium in Las Vegas.

The Gaming Control Board needed $10 million more in funding for a new information technology system than the agency first thought when it approached state lawmakers.

With an amendment, SB195 also seeks to require the CCB to provide estimates for the costs of investigations prior to the commencement of any investigation, remove the CCB’s authority to deny a license, transfer of interest, application, renewal or any regulatory process available to licensees for failure to pay fees, and introduce an appellate process for licensees.

Nevada lawmakers have not yet introduced legislation to bring the Oakland A’s to Las Vegas because they don’t want to contribute as much to the deal as the team wants.

Sen. Edgar Flores (D-Las Vegas) opened the conversation about SB371 — a bill that would explicitly name rent control as a local issue that would be managed by local governments — with a look back at a debate from 2015. 

The Oakland A’s have released polling they said shows strong support for the team’s plan to build a new baseball stadium in Las Vegas.

For the sixth time since 2007, an effort by Las Vegas Sands to legalize Las Vegas-style casinos in Texas fell short despite millions spent on lobbying efforts.

Bally's Corp. has expanded beyond its humble beginnings in Rhode Island with $1.7 billion casino project in Chicago and potentially a baseball stadium on the site of the Tropicana Las Vegas.

Bally's Corp. and Gaming & Leisure Properties formally announced an agreement with the Oakland A's for a new stadium on the site of the Tropicana Las Vegas.

Nevada lawmakers authorized medical marijuana dispensaries in 2013 through a deal that also put strict limitations on home growing, which patients such as Jordon Herring say contributes to a legal cannabis framework with major shortcomings, including high prices, contaminated products and a lack of medicinal resources.

Sports betting was legalized across the U.S. five years ago and concerns hat Nevada sportsbooks would become ghost towns never materialized. Instead, the market has flourished.

The Culinary and the Oakland A's reached an agreement that could lead to workers at the team's proposed ballpark joining the union.

The cost for Red Rock Resorts' Durango property rose by $30 million while th company is considering other moves with its bank of land around the valley.