Carson City

Nevada lawmakers passed a bill on Monday to provide renters additional means to fight evictions outside traditional court hearings once the state’s eviction moratorium is lifted on Sept. 1.

State lawmakers passed a bill Sunday that would add Nevada to a growing list of states that will mail all active voters ballots ahead of the November election amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The special session is the second of the summer and follows the 12-day emergency session convened to rebalance the state budget amid the pandemic and projected revenue shortfalls.

Nevadans can join American Library Association President Julius Jefferson during a “stop” at the Carson City Library as part of “Holding Space: A national conversation series with libraries.”

After weeks of experiencing a steady rise in the number of new cases reported daily, Nevada is experiencing a corresponding increase in its death toll.

The proposal would cap the deductions that Nevada mining businesses can claim to 60% of current levels.

Police reform advocates are demanding lawmakers use a special session to repeal a recently passed state law that strengthens protection for officers facing misconduct allegations.

The Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum reopens July 20 after receiving a donation that will help to keep its doors open.

Lawmakers largely agree on one thing: They need more relief dollars from the federal government to stem a projected $1.2 billion budget deficit.

Governor Steve Sisolak and State Superintendent Jhone Ebert today accused Clark County School District Superintendent Jesus Jara of misleading the public about proposed legislation to deal with drastic budget cuts at the Nevada Legislature.