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.

In separate interviews, La Rue Hatch and Sande addressed their goals for office and answered questions across 14 different policy areas.

For a great many parents, such progressive obstinance against school choice programs is a frustrating component to the fight for better educational outcomes. ... parents simply want access to a good education for their child. 

Across 10 contested legislative races throughout the second quarter, Democratic and Republican candidates each led the fundraising race in five of them.

NV Energy says its proposal to change how power bills are calculated for Northern Nevada customers will result in cost savings, but a new analysis by a clean energy nonprofit shows those savings are based almost entirely on predicted decreases in fuel costs, and that the base structure of the new rates will have customers paying more than they otherwise would.

We break down who will be running in the November general election.

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

Plus: The growth of nonpartisan voters and a new poll

Vassiliadis described Aguero’s work with state government as similar to a “monopoly” — but “not because someone else can't do it, because someone else hasn’t.”

This year, party leaders in particular had the most success in getting their bills passed. Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager (D-Las Vegas) recorded a Legislature-topping 85 percent success rate, with 11 of 13 bills signed into law. 

... attempting to compare educational institutions as if they have statistically identical children, each equally likely to be studious prodigies, leads to perverse outcomes and impossible working conditions for teachers.

With the Legislature’s biennial 120-day session over, this edition of the Indy Environment newsletter looks at what measures made it to the governor’s desk and what legislation did not.

The Oakland A’s moved one step closer to securing their move to Las Vegas on Wednesday after the state Assembly voted 25-15 to pass a bill sending up to $380 million in public money toward a new baseball stadium.

Members of the Nevada Assembly on Wednesday amended the proposal to help fund a new Las Vegas baseball stadium for the Oakland A’s with up to $380 million in public funds.

During the more than five-hour hearing on SB509, backers of the deal focused on the nuts and bolts of the legislation. But those proponents faced pushback from lawmakers.

A PAC linked to Gov. Joe Lombardo is launching a new round of digital attack ads targeting six legislative Democrats on Tuesday, ratcheting up a public pressure campaign.

Here’s a look at which bills have passed (and failed) ahead of Friday’s deadline.

In a longer-term push to evaluate potential new tax streams, Assemblywoman Natha Anderson (D-Sparks) is seeking a study of wealth taxes during the upcoming interim through ACR7. 

This week’s Indy Environment looks at proposed legislation aimed at everything from addressing the overuse of water to requiring the state to study environmental justice issues.