Lawmakers introduced a bill late Friday night to finance the proposed Las Vegas Strip ballpark for the Oakland Athletics, as the team also finally provided the public with renderings and new details on the design.
Nevada’s Republican governor and Democratic-majority Legislature drew battle lines Thursday for a fight over policy priorities with less than two weeks until the session ends.
A loose, verbal agreement has been reached on a potential ballpark deal for the Las Vegas Strip, but a source cautions that the deal lacks general substance and needs guarantees from the Oakland A’s.
Actor Jeremy Renner’s hopes to expand a measure for the film industry to northern Nevada were effectively dashed Monday when the bill’s sponsor said it’s too late to entertain in the current legislative session.
A bill that would enhance fentanyl penalties in Nevada did not pass after a hearing in an Assembly committee, while a companion bill was significantly amended in a last-minute shift for Nevada Democratic leadership’s plans to send fentanyl legislation to the governor’s desk.
Following the Nevada legislative committee passage deadline on May 19, Governor Joe Lombardo’s office released a statement that reaffirmed his commitment to school safety legislation that protects students and teachers.
SB 172 allows for minors to giver consent to preventative care and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy without a parent's permission.
A bill to amend the Nevada Constitution to allow a state-run lottery was passed by committee and is headed to the floor of the Legislature as of Thursday afternoon.
A bill proposed in the Nevada Legislature would give students the right at public school graduations to wear tribal regalia or other adornments if passed.
The Nevada Senate joined the state Assembly in passing AJR 6 on May 18, which would add the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact to the Nevada State Constitution.
The Las Vegas chapter of the NAACP made overtures Wednesday night to the North Las Vegas City Council to include provisions for the sinking Windsor Park neighborhood in its newest budget.
Just hours after Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed three gun safety bills that reached his desk on Monday, state Democrats released a statement voicing their disappointment at the move.
Nevada’s Democrat-controlled Legislature passed a trio of gun control bills Monday, sending them to Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo’s desk, where they face questionable futures.
A bipartisan group of Nevada lawmakers introduced a bill Thursday that would give massive tax credits aimed at bringing film production to southern Nevada, including a $1 billion Sony expansion.
Nevada lawmakers on Wednesday passed a joint resolution that would codify reproductive rights — including already-existing abortion access up to 24 weeks — into the state constitution.
On Wednesday the Nevada Legislature approved a resolution to possibly amend the state constitution to guarantee reproductive freedom and abortion care.
Debate was held in the Nevada Legislature on a bill to make healthcare providers who implant their own reproductive cells into a patient without their consent guilty of fertility fraud, a class B felony.
A proposal gaining traction in the Nevada legislature would aim to lure more people to work in classrooms by offering subsidies for healthcare for “full-time” substitute teachers.
The Nevada Legislature on Friday debated a bill that would increase punishment for anyone who assaults a healthcare provider while they are working or at a healthcare facility.
The Nevada Legislature held a hearing Thursday on a bill that would create a proposal to amend the state constitution to allow the sale of state lottery tickets.
If passed, a bill in the Nevada Legislature would create a program to help relocate residents of North Las Vegas’ Windsor Park, which is sinking into the earth.
The Nevada state Senate approved a bill Wednesday that would strengthen existing protections for out-of-state abortion patients and in-state providers from outside prosecution and penalties.
A bill proposed in the Nevada Legislature would enable peace officers performing traffic stops to use “oral fluid” tests for illegal substances if passed.
Nevada’s housing crisis and homelessness are among the legislative priorities this session with a slew of bills headed for the Assembly and Senate floors.
A bill in the Nevada Legislature would treat the sex trafficking of an undercover officer posing as a child the same as if they were actually a child, if passed.
A bill being considered by the Nevada Legislature would prohibit, with few exceptions, landlords from increasing the rent of tenants for the first 12 months of a lease, if passed.
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