Nevada's legislative session has reached the end … kind of.

"Why are fees being billed for routine staff activities … when the regulator's already been fully funded because the Legislature made it a priority starting in 2017?" Martin said.

Storey County commissioners voted to oppose "separatist governing control" within their jurisdiction after Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak backed a legislative effort that could result in a private technology company and major donor forming its own local government.

Will Adler, executive director of the marijuana testing lab association Scientists for Consumer Safety, called last week for action against labs that appear to be fudging results on the levels of THC within their products. But told about the division's staffing statistics, he called the situation "brutal" and said he doubted the agency could pull off the crackdown he envisioned in its current state.

Scientists for Consumer Safety, a group that represents four of the state's 11 independent testing labs, is asking for the state to provide names to go along with data about lab results and punish any labs that are proferring inaccurate readings for their customers.

"I feel like … because it's in the middle of a lawsuit, we're putting the cart before the horse," Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve said last week before casting the lone vote against licensing a new storefront for The Source. "Are there some council members that are fine with that? I'm not."