Food delivery apps will no longer be able to list restaurants on their platforms without first verifying those restaurants have business licenses and health permits, thanks to a new law that went into effect on Jan. 1.
Leaving a car running while unattended is illegal in many places across the country, including Nevada.
Imagine you’re a teen in foster care, and you’re pregnant. The father is your abusive foster parent. Nevada’s newly enforced parental notification law means you can’t get an abortion without telling him.
Gov. Joe Lombardo, a Republican, vetoed a bill that would have expanded and equalized access to fertility treatments.
Assembly Bill 411 would have allowed doctors to put their practice name, and not their personal name, on the label of certain prescription drugs.
They range from protecting health care providers to new rules concerning sex education in schools.
Assembly Bill 96 would require cities with over 100,000 people to adopt heat-mitigation efforts such as public water or more shade over paved areas.
The 40-year-old law was deemed unconstitutional in 1991. It requires that a parent or guardian be notified if a minor wants to get an abortion in Nevada—which is more complicated than you might think.
And while cannabis retail stores and medical dispensaries earned more than $829 million in revenue across the state, from July 2023 through June 2024, there is still a robust illegal cannabis market in tourist areas like the Las Vegas Strip.
AB 217 would make it a misdemeanor for school employees to assist ICE or give them access to school grounds.
