The fundraising lead is split in the 10 competitive races where both parties’ establishments have endorsed candidates.

The Nevada Supreme Court has upheld the state’s contentious “ghost gun” ban, reversing a lower court’s ruling that the law banning the sale of unfinished frames and receivers of a firearm was unconstitutionally vague.

The state’s health and human services director says the new program will help the state come into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

During a meeting of an interim legislative committee, state officials said they are establishing a coalition to fill a void left by Immunize Nevada.

A key emergency reserve fund responsible for replenishing another account (that is low on money) is also running low on funds.

Democratic Assembly candidate Sharifa Wahab clarified that she believes the decision to have an abortion should be left up to a patient and their doctor.

Sen. Jeff Stone and Assemblyman Ken Gray said fraud takes place in every election, but there's been no evidence that fraud altered the outcome of the 2020 election.

A Democratic state senator who supported a bill last year the ended daily hotel room cleaning requirements is facing a union-backed challenger because of her vote.

Kihuen’s hiring raised eyebrows across the state’s higher education system, with at least one state legislator saying she was uncomfortable with Kihuen’s hiring in a job that would bring him to Carson City.

Among the key takeaways: Ford and Yeager reported the highest aggregate value of trips provided to them, followed by Republican Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony, whose travels to Greece, Germany, Mexico and some U.S. destinations came with $15,000 worth of covered costs.