The Reno Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board voted 5-2 to advance a $1 billion Grand Sierra Resort arena project to the Reno Redevelopment Board for a May 7 review, but skepticism over its $68.1 million tax-increment financing request and economic impact persists.

The Nevada Legislature, during its 2025 session, is considering several interstate licensing compacts to address healthcare workforce shortages and improve access to care.

National Slam the Scam Day in March 6, 2025: A Unified Front Against Rising Fraud.

Nevada, long a political microcosm of the nation, seems to be mirroring broader national trends—where voters are increasingly skeptical of ideological extremes and drawn to practical solutions.

The increase, equating to an additional 8.75% of contributions, comes at a time when inflation is hovering between 2-3%, significantly reducing the take-home pay for officers.

For the first time since the early 2000s, the state now counts more registered Republicans than Democrats, marking a significant shift in the political dynamics of this key battleground state.

This development highlights a growing preference among Nevada families for charter schools, which are often praised for their innovative educational approaches, diversity, and accountability.

In a landmark year for consumer advocacy, the Nevada Division of Insurance (NDI) has announced an impressive recovery of $9,400,385.97 for Nevada residents in 2024.

In contrast, the state's two largest school districts, Clark and Washoe Counties, report graduation rates of 81.4%.

Washoe School Board meeting highlights concerns over public charter schools' success

Nevada's 2024 ballot guide available to inform voters on statewide questions