The losses haven’t necessarily scared the industry away from continued involvement in legislative races

Nineteen bills passed during the 2021 Legislative session are coming into effect on July 1, from changes to K-12 education to updated guidelines for cage-free chickens. 

An interim legislative committee approved more than $75 million in federal aid money for universal free meals in Nevada’s K-12 schools on Tuesday.

With the primary election dust starting to settle, legislative race results began to shed light on which candidates will be in the spotlight come November.

Candidates in about a third of state legislative primaries have publicly cast doubt on the election process or expressed their support for the “Big Lie.”

Details about his new employment are still being finalized, but Brooks said it would broadly encompass working on developing renewable energy projects across the country.

Even with more than half of their members not returning to the Legislature, Assembly Republicans are feeling confident heading toward the 2023 session that they can capture more seats.

Though Democrats are expected to maintain control of both houses, Republicans are hoping to prevent a two-thirds supermajority (14 seats) that could have implications for tax increases.

The Clark County School District's school violence problem has some pointing out deficits in a 2019 law that they say, if addressed sooner, could have helped prevent a share of misconduct that’s occurring.

Democratic Assembly Speaker Jason Frierson was confirmed by the U.S Senate Wednesday to serve a four-year term as U.S. attorney for Nevada, ending an elongated nomination period.