Plus: Amodei explains where he fits into Trump's plan to admit wealthy foreigners to the U.S. and give them a tax break.

The filing period ushered a few eyebrow-raising candidates into Nevada's competitive races.

Plus: Canceled voter registrations and a heated rivalry leads to a heated endorsement.

In an interview with The Nevada Independent, Mathis-Coleman, 44, said that the role is a natural extension of her current role at the state Treasury. She has spent more than six years as deputy treasurer of college savings — a division that oversees prepaid tuition, 529 plan and student loan programs — and is executive director of the Millennium Scholarship.

Campaign finance reports show Conine raised most money in attorney general race; incumbents for secretary of state, lieutenant governor have a lead.

In today's edition of Indy Elections, a Hiko rancher who lives in Summerlin, candidates flip-flopping on running and an exclusive endorsement.

Dalia, a freshman lawmaker and Democrat from Henderson, said he hopes to build on termed-out Treasurer Zach Conine's policies in office.

More than 2,000 students earned a seal of biliteracy during the 2023-24 school year in 40 different languages, according to the latest state data available.

The Legislature's second committee passage deadline brought 33 bills to their demise Friday. 

In this edition of Behind the Bar, we explore whether Lombardo's bills are being introduced unusually late and Senate leader questions Medicaid cuts.

More than a dozen bills introduced during this year's legislative session have sought to regulate or expand the use of AI, including to prevent its use in certain mental health settings and use it to give SNAP recipients discounted food.

Tuesday's deadline is expected to result in the death of only a handful of measures, as more than 200 bills have been exempted.

In this edition of Behind the Bar, we also examine a legislative tool that allows lawmakers to advance a bill without a majority "yes" vote.

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.

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.

The patient is in charge from the initial request to self-ingestion. They can choose to use it, just not take it or return it. Knowing they have access to this medication gives a sense of peace to people slowly dying from a terminal illness and to their families.

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.

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.

We break down the status of supermajorities in each chamber and the results of consequential legislative races.

Across the 10 contests most likely to determine whether Democrats secure a two-thirds supermajority in both chambers, the Democratic candidate in six of those races outraised their Republican opponent from July through September.