State News
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15 restaurants in Nevada with insane views
From the glittering lights of the Las Vegas Strip to the pristine beauty of Lake Tahoe, the views from these 15 restaurants in Nevada are absolutely insane.
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Three education bills to look out for in Nevada’s 2025 legislative session
The state Legislature opens its next session on Feb. 3 but bills are already being introduced and discussed, including several related to expanding access to state-funded pre-K.
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How a government shutdown would affect Nevada
After President-elect Donald Trump rejected a bipartisan resolution to avert a shutdown of the federal government ahead of a Friday deadline, Nevada officials say many federal workers could be forced to work without pay during a busy holiday travel season. A looming government shutdown instigated by President-elect Donald Trump and billionaire ally Elon Musk could…
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El gobernador de Nevada, Joe Lombardo, se compromete a ayudar en el plan de deportación de Trump
El gobernador de Nevada, Joe Lombardo, se compromete a ayudar en el plan de deportación de Trump.
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Nevada Attorney General re-files charges in 2020 fake elector case
The new forgery charges come after a Clark County judge ruled in June that the county was the improper venue to try the case, and were filed to keep statutes of limitation from expiring. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s office on Thursday announced it refiled criminal charges against a group of six Nevada Republicans who…
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Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford to run for Nevada governor
The term-limited Ford cannot run again for Nevada Attorney General, but confirmed to The Nevadan he intends ‘to seek higher office,’ and is the first Democrat to enter the 2026 gubernatorial race. Democratic Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford intends to run for governor in 2026, becoming the first figure in his party to publicly announce…
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Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo pledges to help Trump’s deportation plan
Lombardo was one of 26 Republican governors to vow support for President-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan, a reversal from just two days prior, when Lombardo said it was “too soon” to gauge to the extent the Silver State would assist in Trump’s agenda. Nevada Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo on Wednesday announced his support for…
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Almost 500 people have died from extreme heat in Las Vegas in 2024, officials say
Factors relating to extreme heat accounted for 491 deaths and more than 3,500 emergency room visits, according to Clark County officials, as Las Vegas this year has broken several grim records. As Southern Nevada experienced its hottest year on record in 2024, the number of people who died in the Las Vegas area due to…
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Nevada gold mining venture selected for $95M solar project
After being awarded a federal grant to help decarbonize the mining industry, Nevada Gold Mines hopes to build two on-site solar panel and battery systems in Humboldt and Lander counties. A joint mining venture based in Nevada has been awarded a federal grant worth up to $95 million for a solar project that officials tout…
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Opinion: This Christmas, I want more renewable energy to help address hardworking Nevadans’ economic challenges
As a full-time college student balancing part-time work and rising living costs, utility expenses have become an unsustainable burden, especially during the holidays. The increase in utility rates disproportionately impacts students, low-income workers, and families living paycheck to paycheck, forcing difficult choices between essential services like electricity and basic needs like food. With rising costs…
