A proposed Nevada Assembly bill would move the state’s Indigenous Peoples Day to the second Monday in October, despite some complaints that it would overlap with Columbus Day

Gov. Joe Lombardo has ordered state offices in Washoe, Carson, Douglas, Storey, and Lyon counties to remain closed Thursday due to dangerous driving conditions.

Governor Lombardo has ordered a 2-hour delay for all State executive branch government offices (other than essential public safety and corrections personnel) in these counties this morning. State Government offices in these areas are to open at 10:00 AM today,

It’s been almost six years since Mitch and Wendy Hammond lost their 9-year-old daughter, Lizzy, after a bounce house she was in was swept up by a gust of wind into power lines in Reno

Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro, alongside Senate Democrats, introduced a bill aimed at safeguarding and expanding access to in vitro fertilization (IV

Nevada Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and other Senate Democrats have introduced a bill that would expand IVF treatments in the state.

Nevada lawmakers are considering new legislation aimed at expanding firearm restrictions in the state. Assembly Bill 105, introduced by Demo

A proposed amendment to the Nevada Constitution, sponsored by Democratic Assemblywoman Natha Anderson, aims to revise the assessment and taxation of real proper

Nevada State Senator Ira Hansen raised concerns over a failed fiber optic project in Lovelock during a legislative hearing on Wednesday. The project, which has

A Nevada bill for a tighter election fraud law is under contention as state lawmakers debate its severity and clarity.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has ordered flags in the state to half-staff in honor of fallen North Las Vegas Police officer Jason Roscow.

A wrong-way driver crash in southern Nevada that claimed the lives of three people, including a 3-year-old girl, has spurred new legislation that would make wro