Politics

A small group of demonstrators gathered at City Plaza Saturday afternoon for a rally against police violence.

Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske on Wednesday released a detailed report responding to boxes of alleged evidence, provided by the Nevada GOP, of voter fraud.

In this podcast, Jeri Davis and Bob Conrad ask University of Nevada President Brian Sandoval about what he’s been doing in the past six months as president, as well as his vision the university’s future.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak is facing criticism from political opponents for weighing in about reopening decisions that he promised months ago to delegate to county officials.

The measure would expand the state’s automatic voter registration (AVR) system, administered by the Department of Motor Vehicles, to a variety of agencies.

Nevada lawmakers sped through hundreds of proposals on Friday to meet another major deadline of the 2021 legislative session, which required most bills to pass out of their first committee before Saturday to remain up for consideration.

law enforcement in Nevada is opposing a measure that redefines when it’s justifiable to use deadly force against a fleeing suspect.

On April 15, Nevada Humanities will host a virtual panel discussion called “Why It Matters: Restoring Voting Rights in Nevada” on Zoom between 4 and 5 p.m.

Storey County Commissioners have sent a letter to Gov. Steve Sisolak again expressing their opposition to proposed legislation that would carve out some 67,000 acres of land in the county to become an independently governed, blockchain technology-fueled “innovation zone.”

After acknowledging Nevada’s summary eviction process has resulted in tenants quickly being locked out of their homes, an issue legal groups say was exacerbated during the Covid-19 pandemic, lawmakers converted legislation to eliminate the practice into an interim study.