We are tracking more than 60 promises the Nevada governor has made from his time on the campaign trail in 2022 to the start of the 2025 legislative session.

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.

Both proposed expansion measures would be more than an eightfold increase from the annual $10 million in transferable tax credits Nevada law currently allows.

One analysis shows if the federal match for the expansion is stripped and the state can’t meet the gap, more than 300,000 people could be booted from Medicaid.

In a statement, the Nevada Senate Democratic Caucus said that Neal received care at Renown Health and "is spending time with her family while she recovers."

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.

When Gov. Joe Lombardo's team gauged Lisa Cole's interest in running for Assembly, she was immediately confident — which stemmed in part from the water rights expert's summa cum laude graduation from law school in 2022.

A Nevada district court has ruled that sections of a 2023 bill that essentially forced the Elko County Commission to earmark a portion of property tax proceeds for schools in exchange for funding to build a new Owyhee school are unconstitutional.

Now, Dalia is raising his children in the same area that he grew up in. His oldest child attends the same elementary school that he did and his younger twins are set to enroll there soon.

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