Nevada's latest NVPOP poll reveals a vibrant purple state, with voters optimistic yet divided on party leadership. Economic concerns like housing and inflation unite Nevadans across party lines, shaping a dynamic political landscape.

Nevada’s dental hygienist shortage restricts preventive care, especially in rural areas. Governor Lombardo’s legislation introduces an alternative training pathway for licensure to address this workforce crisis.

House Republicans’ No Tax on Tips legislation promises significant financial relief for Nevada’s tipped workers, potentially saving Las Vegas servers thousands annually. However, the policy’s temporary nature and Democrats-opposed budget cuts spark debate over its long-term impact on the state’s hospitality-driven economy.

A federal lands bill, part of a tax package, allows selling 460,000 acres in Nevada and Utah to ease urban growth but lacks clear details. Critics fear it prioritizes corporate interests over public welfare, risking Western land management.

Governor Joe Lombardo is doubling down on his commitment to ensuring equitable treatment for public charter school teachers and students.

A new NaLEC poll reveals a dynamic Christian electorate—engaged, diverse, and vocal when policies clash with their faith.

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.

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