As the only Republican in Nevada’s congressional delegation, Amodei is keenly aware that he might be the only Nevadan in Washington (sorry, Kash Patel) that the new administration is willing to hear out. In an interview Tuesday, he described how he is tackling the responsibility.

In the latest edition of Behind the Bar, attorney general fights price fixing, a new committee to hear medical aid in dying measure and lawmaker says 80-hour work weeks build character.

In the latest edition of Behind the Bar, we also look at bills to ban Styrofoam and increase the number of foster families in Nevada.

Democrats will spend the next two years in the political wilderness — locked out of power in the White House and both chambers of Congress, lacking a clear party leader and, at the moment, navigating terrible approval ratings, including by their own voters.

In the late addition of Behind the Bar, more information on proposed Medicaid cuts, legislators want age verification for adult websites and a lawmaker withdraws a controversial school board bill. Lawmaker withdraws controversial school board bill

In today’s edition, we bring you the state of play on the film tax credit proposal, an effort to end daylight saving time and the lottery bill.

The state is home to nearly 14,000 civilian federal employees, from nuclear weapons researchers to park rangers to social workers for veterans.

In today’s edition, we bring you the latest on an effort to protect communities from debt burdens and news of a legislative legal challenge.

Through the first three days of this session, a whopping 438 bills were introduced — 170 more than any other session since 2017, according to the Legislative Counsel Bureau.

Aguero said the lack of tariff details makes it hard to forecast any one outcome for a Nevada industry or the state’s economy as a whole — if the tariffs are successful in bolstering domestic manufacturing, Nevada would benefit; if they raise prices on fuel, Nevada could suffer.

The legislative team breaks down where the governor stands on a daily room cleaning mandate and a new bill proposing to rein in AI.

The Indy’s legislative team breaks down what you need to know about upgrades to the legislative building and higher employee contributions to the state’s retirement system.

State agencies and groups have diligently applied for their share of various federal pots for renewable energy and energy efficiency improvement goals, from electric school buses to solar installations to electric appliance rebates.

In today's edition of Behind the Bar, what you need to know after the budget amendments, lieutenant governor scrutinized over women’s sports task force and Democratic senators demand answers about possible Medicaid cuts.

In today’s edition of Behind the Bar, The Indy’s legislative reporters break down the first day of session, from Senate Republicans’ mail ballot goals to bills LGBTQ+ advocates want to counter Trump orders.

Nevada Democrats are arguing that the best way for the DNC to move forward is to further elevate the Silver State. 

This week’s Behind the Bar explores a service freeze affecting people with disabilities and an improvement in the unemployment appeals backlog.

In this week’s edition of Behind the Bar, we dive into the recent budget hearings and whether per-pupil funding will drop.

In this week's D.C. Download, many of Trump's orders are intentionally vague, but they’ve certainly spooked many of the Democrats in Nevada’s congressional delegation.

In today's edition of the Behind the Bar newsletter, a closer look at the governor's priority bills on education, health care and housing.