The court said in a Thursday decision the information within the file is exempt from disclosure under Nevada Public Records Act. 

The Nevada DMV communicated with ICE over Signal for its work on a federal task force that it says does not relate to immigration enforcement.

Many Nevada students have walked out of class in response to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations.

Judge Kristin Luis order the agency to provide all records unredacted for her review and sworn declarations about its record-searching process and use of the encrypted messaging app Signal.

Nevada's attorney general has signed onto suits on key issues such as immigration, education and the environment. We analyze when he has — and hasn't — sued.

A revived version of Gov. Joe Lombardo's sweeping criminal justice bill passed out of the legislature, aiming to reestablish a Resort Corridor Court that was criticized by civil liberties groups, but also incorporating Democratic proposals to restrict immigration enforcement in sensitive locations. 

Nevada lawmakers are set to potentially reintroduce a controversial Resort Corridor Court that would oversee crime.

The donation has raised concerns from government oversight experts about private donors' influence on public departments and the boost to the Tesla brand.

The Resort Corridor Court leaned on stay-away orders to curb crime. But those who worked closely with it said it lacked the resources to address root causes.

A Jewish UNLV student's lawsuit claiming the university, state higher education system and a host of pro-Palestinian groups fostered an antisemitic environment has faced legal setbacks, including a move for sanctions filed at the start of August, but is still pending 15 months after being filed.

Broadacres Marketplace prepared for its reopening this weekend with the support of legal experts, the American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada and other groups to make the swap meet a place that is "safer, stronger, and more informed."

In this edition of Behind the Bar, we break down the governor's crime bill, explain the efforts to take on Ticketmaster and explore a new bill to counter federal layoffs.

Under the new policy, student athletes would be required to complete a medical form that includes signatures from the student, parent and a medical provider verifying the accuracy of the student's birth sex.

Two days after the State of the State, The Nevada Independent's legislative team brings you the inside scoop on some of the policies discussed during the address. Keep an eye out Sunday for our annotated edition of the State of the State.

A new task force announced Monday by Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony (R) will support a bill barring transgender athletes from women's sports and block them from competing against cisgender female athletes.

The lame duck period also provides the senators with their last opportunities to make requests of the outgoing president — important, given that many constituents are calling on Biden to Trump-proof the federal government with new regulations or policies, and that the next president will be far less inclined to listen to feedback from Democratic senators.

In a 50-minute discussion at IndyFest, panelists also addressed the potential of a voter ID requirement and concerns about post-election unrest.

Supreme Court judges wrote that the "matter is moot" because the commissioners voted 4-1 to certify the election results.

The revote, requested by Commissioner Clara Andriola, follows a petition filed by the attorney general seeking the Nevada Supreme Court to compel the board to act.

Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar said by not certifying the recount, the commissioners "failed to do their part in [the election] process under law."