
The state legislature could create the first statewide plan and statewide task force to combat human trafficking.

A bill could drop in the coming days that would make mail ballots universal for all of Nevada's elections.

Nevada's nonpartisan voters could vote in partisan races during the primary elections if SB 121 passes.

Hundreds of people held an education rally in Carson City, asking for more funding.

On Monday, a new Assembly bill was introduced changing Nevada from a caucus to a primary state during the presidential nominating process.

AB 106 brings total funding for the program to more than $100 million, making it the largest small business assistance program in Nevada history.

The 2021 Legislative Session is halfway through the second week.

Lawmakers approved $125 million for Nevada's rental assistance program, $50 million for a relief fund for small business and $477 million for K-12 schools.

The Interim Finance Committee approved $633 million dollars, including $125 million for rental assistance.

The bill was proposed to further economic development in the state and jumpstart the economy, claiming the traditional local government model is 'inadequate' to provide the resources.Â

Lawmakers are facing a $500 million shortfall in the '21-'23 budget.

Legislators are using Zoom and Microsoft Teams to conduct committee hearings during the pandemic.

The Nevada Legislature reconvenes for a four-month legislative session.











