A legal green card holder with schizophrenia alleges in a new lawsuit that he mutilated himself after being repeatedly denied his medications while in immigration custody at the Nevada Southern Detention Center. 

Some two dozen states, including Nevada, challenged President Donald Trump's new global tariffs on Thursday, filing a lawsuit over import taxes he imposed after a stinging loss at the Supreme Court.

The hearing largely centerd on whether the state's judicial commission had authority to impose the suspension. It also covered whether the high court can intervene in the case, even though the commission's suspension is pending further investigation.

The update comes just days after new eligibility rules took effect, mandating stricter work requirements for able-bodied adults on food assistance.

Inmate advocates are calling for a boycott of prison communications and tablets every Wednesday starting this week to protest pricing and quality issues.

Gabriel Espinoza, a 22-year-old community college student from California, was deported after a trip to Las Vegas with friends. His deportation comes as local employers have expressed concerns that President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is slowing tourism, with visitation from Canada and Mexico notably down in 2025.

A description of the proposal's effects must say it would carve out an exception to the state Constitution's guarantee of equal rights regardless of gender identity.

The Nevada DMV communicated with ICE over Signal for its work on a federal task force that it says does not relate to immigration enforcement.

A Nye County judge had claimed in a July 2025 petition that the attorney general was required to provide her with legal counsel in judicial misconduct proceedings.

Carson City Judge Jason Woodbury threw out an effort from supporters of the initiative to dismiss the lawsuit on the grounds that the naming of certain defendants was illegal. But he did not issue a ruling on the lawsuit itself.

Leaders from Nevada's correctional officers union bemoaned the prison system's widespread staffing shortages and worsening overtime payouts, pointing fingers at everyone from the governor's office to state lawmakers.

The woman was charged under a law, unique to Nevada, that criminalizes taking drugs to end a pregnancy past 24 weeks.

The appeals court's ruling could establish precedent for the legality of Justice Department appointments and whether prosecutions under her tenure can be thrown out.

The move signals the end of Sigal Chattah's time atop Nevada's federal judiciary. A hearing over the legality of her appointment is set for Thursday.

A complaint argues that the initiative's description does not comply with state statute "because it is deceptive, misleading, and fails to explain the ramifications" of what its proposing.

Defendants deemed unfit for trial are supposed to be transferred to a mental health facility within seven days of a court order, but the state has consistently failed to meet this deadline amid a shortage of mental health facilities.

Judge Kristin Luis order the agency to provide all records unredacted for her review and sworn declarations about its record-searching process and use of the encrypted messaging app Signal.

During Monday's hearing, Clark County Judge Mary Kay Holthus was skeptical of the prosecution's arguments for the "offering a false instrument" charge because it requires an "intent to defraud."

The state hasn't resisted Trump's immigration agenda as overtly as some peers, though observers say it's naive to think that a crackdown couldn't happen here.

The majority of the jurists are re-elected after opposition doesn't materialize. Eight seats – seven in Clark County – will have new judges after retirements.