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.

Five of the high court's justices ruled that justices disagreed with Republicans' interpretation of the law at the center of the lawsuit and determined it would not be in the public interest to change the election procedures this late in the cycle.

Juries have been told that tests found Real Water contained hydrazine, a chemical used in rocket fuel. Its parent company, Affinitylifestyles.com, was headed by Brent Jones, who served as a Republican Nevada state Assembly member from 2016 to 2018.

Judicial races are usually characterized by roadside signs saying nothing, fluffy TV ads and flashy mailers providing little illumination for voters who are mostly unfamiliar with the incumbents or challengers. This project aims to change that.

The resignation follows an Indy story revealing reports that Cafferata, a longtime fixture in Nevada political and legal circles, did not ably represent clients.

In a ruling issued Friday afternoon, Judge Cristina Silva determined that Republicans had again failed to establish standing while arguing that high voter registration rates in five Nevada counties had harmed their overall mission and campaign work.

Standing in shackles before the judge on Wednesday, Robert Telles offered “deepest condolences” to Jeff German's family but again denied responsibility for the reporter's death.

A Las Vegas jury convicted Michele Fiore, 54, of six counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Each count carries a maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment.

Republicans say the suits will bolster trust in elections, but critics say they serve as public relations channels for a campaign that has claimed they will only lose this year if Democrats cheat.

A judge's ruling halted the sale and distribution of a popular Light & Wonder slot machine, which was the subject of a trade secrets lawsuit filed by Aristocrat Technologies.

There were no noted dissents in the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling, which did not provide a reason for denying the Green Party's emergency application to qualify for the ballot.

Fiore has argued that her fraud indictment this summer stemmed from her right-wing political beliefs and her outspoken support of the Bundy ranching family. A judge ruled this was irrelevant to the case.

A probate court in Nevada is set to begin reviewing evidence behind closed doors in a case that could determine who will control Rupert Murdoch's media empire after his death.

Donald Trump’s campaign and other GOP groups have filed a lawsuit alleging that Nevada fails to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls — Republicans’ fourth lawsuit challenging the state’s electoral procedures this year. 

Fiore indicated in court documents this week that the federal government has labeled her a “domestic terrorist” since 2020 and recently raised her threat level.

Zeitlin carried out the fraud by using “call centers” that he has operated since at least 1994 to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for charities and political action committees.

New details emerged Monday as former Las Vegas City Councilwoman Michele Fiore pled not guilty to additional wire fraud charges, including that her daughter was an allege co-conspirator.

The former city councilwoman will be arraigned Monday on additional charges of using donations intended for a fallen officer’s memorial for personal gain. Her trial is set to begin Sept. 24.

Wynn Resorts reached a “non-prosecution agreement” with the U.S. Department of Justice and will forfeit $130 million to resolve a 10-year-old investigation into transactions at Wynn Las Vegas.