The office is first in line to succeed the governor. It deals with benign issues such as promoting tourism, but candidates have edgier goals.

The Indy asked Nicole Cannizzaro (D) and Adriana Guzmán Fralick (R) where they stand on key issues in the race, ranging from the prioritization of Medicaid fraud to lawsuits against the Trump administration.

The plan is part of a new data center policy platform that Ford's campaign released Wednesday, which also calls for a statewide ban on evaporative cooling and tracking more metrics of data centers receiving tax breaks.

In what's expected to be one of the most competitive gubernatorial races in the country, winning over the state's Latino electorate could prove pivotal. Lombardo's spending big to win them over.

Nevada Republicans are hoping to pick up this Democrat-held seat, which is open this year and which was won by President Donald Trump in 2024.

Housing developments, industrial projects and population growth have brought economic development, but they have also raised questions over whether the city has the resources to keep pace.

There's a rematch in the race for Nevada's top elections official — and just like four years ago, it's a battle between one of the strongest defenders of the state's election system against one of its loudest critics.

In response to President Trump's visit to Las Vegas, Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto showcases midterm messaging and AG Aaron Ford ad gets rebuked.

Democrats have questioned whether Lombardo should be highlighting the hospital after he supported a bill that undermines one of its funding sources.

See where the candidates stand on everything from divesting from controversial companies to expanding college savings programs.

Gov. Joe Lombardo's campaign issued a report claiming that Attorney General Aaron Ford's proposed agenda as governor would cost $18 billion. The truth is much more complicated.

In an interview with The Nevada Independent, the retiring Northern Nevada congressman shredded his likely successor's campaign.

We compare the policy positions of Gov. Joe Lombardo (R) and Attorney General Aaron Ford (D), from abortion to taxes.

Gov. Joe Lombardo made a surprise appearance, saying the president's ties with wealthy business owners help Nevadans.

The surveys buck a trend in already-released surveys that showed a neck-and-neck race for governor. The three polls show Lombardo ahead of Ford by 9, 12 and 7 percentage points. One of the results is outside the poll's margin of error.

The spot foregrounds voters' concerns about affordability and dissatisfaction with government while nodding to his video game soundtracks.

In today's edition:  Can Aaron Ford's promise not to raise taxes coexist with his other plans? Plus: Sen. Jacky Rosen's (D-NV) Senate floor strategy pays off, a paid family leave bill returns, and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is coming to town. 

Advocates had a lot of ideas about what questions should go before voters this year, although only a few have successfully qualified for the ballot. We track it all here.

It'll be his second trip to the state this year. At least one Nevada congressional hopeful expects to see him there.

Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar (D) kept the door open for collaboration with the federal government to remove noncitizens from Nevada's voter rolls, but also expressed skepticism about the assertions that thousands of noncitizens are voting.