The 83rd Session of the Nevada Legislature wrapped up in June. The RN&R covered a large handful of proposed legislation; here’s a look at how those bills fared.

Nevada parents often must quit jobs to be with a child needing 24-hour care. The state plans to pay them $16 an hour if they ...

Dr. Aury Nagy, a longtime Las Vegas neurosurgeon placed his bid for Nevada's District 3 House of Representatives. June is ...

The agreement, known as 287(g), allows Metro officers to hold undocumented people in custody for an additional two days so ...

Nearly 300,000 Nevada workers lack a job-based retirement plan, but that could change when the Nevada Employee Savings Trust ...

Nevada sets a base rate minimum for all students, now at $9,416 for 2025. The real per-pupil average is higher, though, ...

Students affected by the 2023 campus shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas - that killed three people and injured ...

Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar says ballot drop boxes would speed up election results, expressing disappointment ...

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management reports Wednesday morning that firefighters have made steady progress on the Conner Fire ...

While Las Vegas will soon become an MLB city, others, including Salt Lake City, are putting themselves in the on-deck circle ...

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo on June 12 vetoed a bill that would have established minimum staffing ratios for certain hospitals in the state. Four notes: 1. The bill, introduced Feb. 3, applied to ...

State politicians are like self-appointed lifeguards that lack the ability to swim, yelling directions to someone drowning, ...