Investors were behind 1 in 5 Vegas Valley home sales in the last 15 years, and institutional buying has become a key scapegoat for fast-rising prices.

The programs' federal funds were paused over the summer due to the state's delay in submitting a key financial report for 2024.

Putting an end to more than a decade of inaction and indecision, Nevada lawmakers on Wednesday finalized a state regulation for controversial coyote killing competitions on a 7-5 vote.

After the crime bill was reworked by Democrats, the new law will now curtail the ability of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to act on school grounds. It will also require the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) to create a detainee locator for all incarcerated people, including those waiting to be picked up by ICE.

Calculations show the Legislature authorized about $1.5 billion in bond funding, or roughly $253 million more than was originally allocated.

Legislators passed AB6 to keep school zones safe for children. The bill goes into effect July 1, before the 2026-2027 school year begins.

First responders say the legislation is critical for protecting those who are putting their lives on the line. Others warn of financial fallout.

More than a week after the end of the special session, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed into law his marquee criminal justice package, which most notably will greenlight the revival of a court to deal with crimes exclusively committed on the Las Vegas Strip.

A closer look shows the film tax credit proposal was added to the special session agenda with the belief there were more Republican votes in the Senate than there actually were.

SJR1, introduced late Wednesday evening, would require a county clerk to send each active registered voter a mail ballot within a certain time frame and would allow individuals to choose not to receive a ballot.

The rejection of the bill — which sets aside $120 million in annual transferable tax credits to film studios for 15 years beginning in 2029 — caps a yearslong effort from major film studios to vastly expand Nevada’s film ecosystem.

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A bipartisan group of Nevada lawmakers has added a bill to Gov. Joe Lombardo’s special session agenda that aims to limit the purchasing power of corporate housing buyers.

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The proposal includes amendments with looser workforce diversity mandates and a new funding stream toward medical expenses for workers who participate in the state’s retirement program.

Follow along as The Indy reports on key developments from day three of the special session.

The Indy’s live updates will have you covered for key developments of the 2025 special session.

The Indy’s tracker will have you covered for key developments on the first day of the 36th special session in Nevada’s history.