Authorities say Kim threw Molotov cocktails at vehicles and fired several gunshots in a Tesla service center's parking lot early March 18. No one was injured.

Nevada's long-dormant law requiring minors to give parental notification before undergoing an abortion will go into effect at the end of the month, after a federal judge lifted a federal injunction that prevented the law from ever being enforced.

Chattah, the Republican National Committeewoman for Nevada, has long been an ally of President Donald Trump. She has filed numerous lawsuits challenging Nevada’s election laws, including representing the state Republican Party in its efforts to cancel the 2024 Republican presidential primary and challenging a state law aimed at protecting election workers.

A man who set fire to Tesla vehicles in Las Vegas and who painted the word “resist” for authorities to find at the scene has been arrested, police announced Thursday.

Nevada lawmakers passed a state-level ghost gun ban in 2021, which was quickly challenged in court but ultimately upheld by the state’s Supreme Court in 2024.

A Nevada law professor noted the filing could have weakened press freedom protections from the 1964 New York Times vs. Sullivan ruling.

Washoe County defense attorneys and law enforcement have blamed a policy in the district attorney's office for increases in criminal trials and non-charging decisions. The county's top prosecutor has fiercely defended the policy.

On Thursday, the Democratic National Committee asked a federal appeals court to deny an appeal filed in a nearly yearlong legal case brought by state and national Republicans seeking to end Nevada’s practice of accepting mail ballots as many as four days after an election, as long as they were postmarked by Election Day. 

Justices could use the case to weaken press freedom protections stemming from the New York Times vs. Sullivan ruling. Wynn says he was defamed by the AP.

The impressive nominating pace of both presidencies means that in his second term, Trump is unlikely to have much influence on the federal judiciary in Nevada. But his first-term impact on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where he appointed 10 of the court’s 29 judges, means that Nevada could be subject to more conservative judicial rulings in future cases. 

Frierson, a Democrat who spent 10 years in the Assembly, including three years in the top leadership role of speaker, was nominated for the position by President Joe Biden in 2021. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in April 2022 for a four-year term. 

With a stroke of his pen, President Donald Trump pardoned, commuted the sentences or ordered the dismissal of the cases of more than 1,500 people charged with crimes related to their conduct on the attempted insurrection on Jan. 6 2021, from assaulting police officers to destroying government property.

In his first two years as Nevada’s attorney general, Aaron Ford tangled with then-President Donald Trump 33 times.

It marks the latest roadblock for states in a running feud with the U.S. government over who should control huge swaths of the West and the enormous oil and gas, timber, and other resources they contain.

The state’s legal dispensaries logged $829 million in taxable sales in the fiscal year that ended in June. Sales have fallen each year since peaking in fiscal year 2021.

Supporters decided to not spend money on signature-gathering efforts because of uncertainty surrounding whether the initiative would survive in court.

Trump lost the Silver State in 2020, but his allies hatched a plan to try to overturn the election results in part by identifying themselves as their states’ true electors. Foyr years later, the fake electors have not faced any significant repercussions.

The charges relate to accusations that the GOP fake electors knowingly forged documents purporting to be the state’s true 2020 electors. The Nevada attorney general’s initial prosecution was dismissed in Clark County this year over concerns about the jurisdiction. 

Las Vegas city attorneys could negotiate paying between $250 million and $286 million to the Badlands developer who was blocked from turning a golf course into housing.

In a 4-3 ruling, the court determined that the four legislators did not violate the state Constitution's prohibition of working for multiple branches of state government because none of their employers are part of the judicial or executive branches.