From the moment he was hired in 2018, it was evident that Clark County schools Superintendent Jesus Jara didn’t have broad support. But after a motion to hire an internal candidate failed, the board turned its sights to Jara.

The bill outlines some regulations, including that vendors cannot operate within 1,500 feet of a resort hotel, but local governments can establish licensing fees and requirements.

Free market Latino advocacy groups are lining up behind Gov. Joe Lombardo’s efforts to remove licensing requirements for more professions in Nevada.

Nevada's gaming industry and the Culinary Union sparred last week over AJR5, an effort to change the state constitution to allow a lottery. The measure is backed by union and opposed by casinos.

The “Patria y Vida” (Homeland and Life) movement reached Las Vegas’ Cuban community this week, prompting a series of gatherings as people called for freedom in their origin country.

El movimiento "Patria y Vida" llegó a la comunidad cubana de Las Vegas esta semana.

Although Democratic lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a 2050 net-zero emissions goal two years ago, the two pieces of natural legislation — and the debates around them — show that tensions remain in the party (which controls both the legislative and executive branches) over how to best move forward on facilitating a transition toward decarbonization.

Scott Huntley, an executive with the water authority, said Monday that the SNWA’s executive team had decided to move the proposed contract from the authority’s Thursday meeting and instead kick it to a January meeting of a citizen’s advisory board.

The widespread involvement of attorneys wasn’t — and still isn’t — clear-cut, considering marijuana remains illegal at the federal level.

Few issues affect Nevada’s residents and businesses more than the rising cost of health care. Under the larger umbrella of health care is a lesser known, but just as pressing issue that also affects patients and families struggling to keep up with these increasing costs.