A victory for the plaintiff, who seeks clarity on the 12-year term limit, could benefit Black's closest competitor, who chairs the state Democratic Party.

At least one Nevada organization is changing a planned celebration of Cesar Chavez, the late civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers of America, in light of new allegations that he was involved in the abuse of young women.

Septic tank conversions reveal a larger conservation issue; some say the government should look elsewhere to save water as experts say the region needs more.

After months of controversy surrounding the company for unsafe working conditions, regents unanimously OK plans for a tunnel underneath the university.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department quietly entered an agreement in 2023 with Flock Security, an automated license plate reader company that uses cameras to collect vehicle information and cross-reference it with police databases. Unlike many of the other police departments around the country that use the cameras in their police work, Metro funds the project with donor money funneled into a private foundation.

In her first year on the Clark County Commission, the Republican seems to have put aside strong partisan language that defined previous runs for office.

Independent investigation into the withdrawal of $400K in fines from citations reveals allegations of files being "altered, missing and/or removed" were true.

Further research into BRDR LLC indicate ties to billionaire Eric Schmidt, who served as Google's CEO from 2001 to 2011 and as the company's executive chairman until 2017.

The FBI arrested Travis William Juhr for making violent online threats against Becker and a family that attended an anti-ICE counterprotest.

Shortly after The Nevada Independent published an article in late January about her detention, Emine was released from ICE detention. Her conversation with The Indy provides a snapshot of what immigration detention is like for pregnant individuals.

Amid accusations of cronyism, staff from Gov. Joe Lombardo's office and Boring Co. miss a chance to address many environmental issues and violation dismissals.

Since 2020, revenue from the city's contract with ICE has nearly halved, according to data from a public records request. In 2025, the facility made $3.5 million in revenue from its agreement with ICE — a significant decrease from the $7.3 million the contract generated in 2020.

In the more than 100 days Emine has been detained at the Henderson Detention Center, she says she has received minimal medical care and zero prenatal checkups.

The sudden change comes after a protection order claiming stalking was granted against Judge Bridget Robb, which leaves Judge Kathleen Sigurdson unopposed.

Clark County traffic deaths sunk in 2025, reversing a trend of rising fatalities. Despite the drop, deaths are 61% higher than they were 15 years ago.

A federal judge also granted a temporary injunction on fines and penalties for homeowners offering short-term rentals, violating Clark County's regulations.

Protesters allege Metro officers went overboard at a June demonstration where 100 people were arrested.

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

Cox describes herself as an outsider to Henderson's "good ole boys club." Her indictment follows a string of conflicts with her colleagues.

After Fortune article, agency said it never felt pressured by Gov. Joe Lombardo's team and citations were canceled because they were "legally insufficient."