Six new companies relocating to Nevada and another three that are expanding plan to invest $145 million in business in the state and bring on nearly 470 workers with wages averaging more than $25 per hour.

A Winnemucca man was arrested Wednesday, Dec. 1 in Reno on several federal charges related to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. 

Northern Nevada Tribal communities this week filed an amended federal lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management in an ongoing dispute over the planned Thacker Pass lithium mine.

A Truckee Meadows Community College committee today recommended against the firing of a longtime, tenured faculty member.

Nevada charter schools are starting to embrace weighted lotteries as a way to increase enrollment of under-resourced students.

Gov. Steve Sisolak on Wednesday lit the menorah on the fourth night of Hanukkah with members of Nevada’s Jewish community.

Nevada’s ongoing focus on workforce development programs intensified this week with the appointment of nine members to the newly formed Community College Workforce Training and Programs Committee.

Henderson Mayor Debra March plans to run for lieutenant governor in Nevada in the 2022 election.

Residents of a desert town west of Las Vegas are protesting plans for a massive solar panel installation they say could harm the community and surrounding environment.

Nevada families have received more than $750 million from expanded child tax credit direct payments since the program began in July.

Nevadans next year will have the opportunity to vote on open primaries and ranked-choice voting, if a newly formed statewide coalition has its way.

Residents of a rural, Republican-leaning town that the Nevada Legislature split into two Assembly districts filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s district maps.