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 ...

The union representing officers within the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is polling its membership about a ...

The governor also vetoed bills to establish observance days for several Asian holidays, designate July as “Muslim American Heritage Month” and created a day of observance for labor leader Dolores ...

From prohibiting threats against candidates to disclosing ads made with AI, new laws make changes to Nevada’s elections.

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

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

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

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.

The Nevada Latino Legislative Caucus said it will revive a proposal vetoed this month by Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo that ...

The proposal called for establishing maximum ratios based on patient acuity in hospitals located in counties with populations ...

The committee would create and distribute Juneteenth educational materials, work with businesses and nonprofits to support Juneteenth education, and support programs and events to commemorate the day.

A bill that would have started a pilot program aimed at making homes more affordable for first-time home buyers failed to pass the Nevada legislature.