Nevada environmental regulators set Aug. 11 workshop on proposed air-quality code changes
The Nevada Division of Environmental Protection has proposed amendments to NAC 445B and scheduled an Aug. 11, 2026, workshop to solicit public comments.
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Reggie Rader takes over as Henderson police chief after leadership turmoil
Reggie Rader began serving as Henderson police chief July 7, following the firing of former Chief Hollie Chadwick and the departure or retirement of several senior officials.
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Carson City home prices stabilize in second-quarter 2026 market report
Sierra Nevada Realtors’ second-quarter report characterizes Carson City home prices as stabilizing, while Douglas County declined and Lyon County prices increased.
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Nevada joins $45 million settlement with Block over alleged deceptive Cash App practices
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced that the state is part of a $45 million multistate settlement with Block Inc. concerning alleged deceptive practices involving Cash App.
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Las Vegas fall Citizens Police Academy set for Aug. 26 start
Las Vegas’ fall 2026 Citizens Police Academy is scheduled to begin Aug. 26 and run through Nov. 18. The 12-week program has space for 35 students, while the city’s listed application deadline was July 29.
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Nevada lawmakers urged to challenge federal detention and deportation practices
Immigration advocates and legal experts pressed Nevada lawmakers to increase oversight of federal immigration enforcement, including agency records and local 287(g) agreements.
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Henderson’s ‘Stories of Southern Nevada’ exhibition runs through Sept. 10
The City of Henderson’s “Stories of Southern Nevada” art exhibition opened July 30 and is scheduled to continue through Sept. 10. A public reception is set for Aug. 5.
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Nevada officials announce permanent block on federal election-order provisions
A federal court granted nearly all of a multistate coalition’s summary-judgment motion and permanently barred enforcement of challenged federal election-order provisions, Nevada officials said.
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Nevada officials announce permanent court block of federal election-order provisions
Nevada officials said a federal district court permanently barred enforcement of challenged presidential election-order provisions involving voter registration, election funding and ballot counting.
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Henderson rejects data-center moratorium and orders new development rules
Henderson City Council rejected Mayor Michelle Romero’s proposed 180-day pause on new data-center applications and directed staff to prepare updated development-agreement standards.
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Nevada Water Users Face New Colorado River Framework After States Miss Deal
A federal framework could govern Colorado River operations through 2036, but Nevada is not under a new water cut from the July 31 environmental review.
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Nevada Medicaid prepares for 2027 work requirements and six-month renewals
Nevada plans September notices to about 280,000 Medicaid expansion members before a January 1, 2027 federal work requirement, while exemptions and a lawsuit could change implementation.
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Nevada Investigates Why 34 Primary Mail Ballots Were Not Counted
Nevada officials are investigating why 34 mail ballots from the June primary were marked undeliverable and delivered after the counting deadline. Federal officials have requested USPS responses by August 1 and August 17, 2026.
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Nevada Leaves Clark County Judge Vacancy Open Until November Election
Nevada’s judicial-selection commission declined to advance the sole applicant for a Clark County Family Court vacancy, leaving the Department S seat open for the November 3 election while senior judges provide interim coverage.