Former North Las Vegas City Manager Ryann Juden will face the ethics commission over a complaint that he used his office to secure a $630,000 consulting contract with the city.
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Sheriff Kevin McMahill, a vocal supporter of installing red light traffic cameras in the valley, will bring that support to the Nevada Legislature.
Under Nevada law, there are few restrictions on local governments rehiring former employees if the retirees form their own company to seek contracted work.
A bill coming out of a political fight between the state’s trial lawyers and the ridesharing company Uber was fast-tracked through the Nevada Legislature.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture ended funding for two programs as part of the Trump administration’s sweeping effort to cut down on federal spending.
Lawmakers are considering allowing the use of traffic cameras in construction zones. Another bill to allow traffic cameras in other roadways is also on the table.
Gov. Joe Lombardo has outlined his housing bill. The legislation would create the Nevada Attainable Housing Fund.
The Republican governor defended his record on education in response to recent criticism from across the aisle in an interview with the Review-Journal.
Gov. Joe Lombardo criticized Attorney General Aaron Ford, who is expected to run against him in 2026, for his many litigations against the Trump administration.
Education advocates hope that when Jhone Ebert becomes superintendent of the Clark County School District, she will continue to expand her learner and future-focused approach.
After three unsuccessful tries, the co-chairs of the bipartisan Congressional Gaming Caucus are attempting to remove the 0.25 percent “handle tax” on sports bets.
Sen. James Ohrenschall presented legislation that would prohibit the state from helping prosecute out-of-state patients who seek gender-affirming care in Nevada.
The federal judge who ordered that the employees be reinstated has drawn the ire of the Trump administration.
State law allows media organizations to obtain driving histories and registrations, but the new DMV director decided to stop releasing the information.
The state energy office director accepted free tickets and access to luxury watch parties during talks about a partnership deal with the hockey franchise, according to an ethics complaint.