As Pride Month continues, Nevada's LGBTQ+ community faces both progress and setbacks following the conclusion of the state's ...

Nevada Supreme Court allows Gov. Lombardo's lawsuit over ethics sanctions to proceed, challenging commission's authority.

A lower court quashed Lombardo’s effort to dismiss ethics sanctions because of a technicality, but the state’s highest court said that litigation must continue.

Efforts to advance the recognition and education of Juneteenth Day hit a snag last week when Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed Assembly Bill 328, a bill that would have established a Juneteenth Educational and ...

About 200 new laws go into effect July 1 in Nevada involving ticket cameras on school buses, religious displays, fertility ...

Advocacy groups organized the Wednesday panel for “National Heat Week” to advocate for protections for workers exposed to ...

“Public safety makes up 32% of our General Fund [expenditures] but our revenues – from sales tax to property tax – are not ...

"No!" That was Byers' emphatic response when KTNV Las Vegas reporter Darcy Spears asked Byers if she needed or wanted the new ...

The union representing officers within the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is polling its membership about a potential strike ahead of a planned increase in Nevada’s retirement ...

University of Nevada, Las Vegas students are expressing their disappointment after Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed Senate Bill ...

With the Athletics' Las Vegas ballpark groundbreaking just days away, take a look back at the four-year timeline that brought this project from speculation to reality.

A break down of some of those bills approved by Governor Joe Lombardo in the 83rd legislative session:AB 475, now in effect, sets aside 15 million dollars for e ...