The vote means more than 3,5000 state employees could soon get representation from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 4041.

It's good news for state lawmakers ahead of the 2029 legislative session, when economists will again approve revenues for the next two-year budget.

The attorney general's lawsuit was one of two filed against the billing change. The state's utility commission says the change will equalize costs for Nevadans, but solar advocates have raised concerns.

The operator of TA travel centers would "take over the whole exit" to keep the gas station, stores and restaurants open. He said Whiskey Pete's could return.

In today's edition: More on that fiery AG debate. Plus: Who's behind the shadowy group backing James Settelmeyer; rival hate websites; and the interest group advocating for mail-in voting.

Homeschooling surged in states including Nevada during the pandemic. Here's what families looking to try it need to know.

A Democrat has never won the Northern Nevada seat where Rep. Mark Amodei (R-NV) is retiring. The primary will decide the party's champion.

As gray wolf populations expand in California and the broader region, some researchers say Nevada may be entering the earliest stages of the recovery story.

As state Senate leader, Nicole Cannizzaro held great power to stifle her opponent's policy ambitions. Her defenders say Zach Conine's bills failed on their own merits.

Long after the pandemic, families in Nevada and elsewhere are still interested in homeschooling and studies some are also open to a blend of traditional and nontraditional schooling options.

There are about 130 early voting sites scattered across every county, with some open each of the next 14 days and others open only on weekends.

Find out in our latest fact brief.