Nevada lawmakers took up a laundry list of legislation during a weeklong special session in November. But some of the biggest ideas a film tax credit expansion and a cap on corporate homebuying fell flat. Nevada Independent reporter Eric Neugeboren ru

Some of the most ambitious proposals of the 2025 legislative session fizzled in the final hours, including the governors crime bill and a film tax credit expansion. Plus, Gov. Joe Lombardo is out with a long list of vetoes, with more expected to come. Ne

Lawmakers make their biggest decisions of the session at the very end. So how are things shaping up for everything from a film tax credit expansion to proposed raises for state workers? Nevada Indepen

With just days left in Nevadas legislative session, lawmakers still need to act on the most important proposals before them. Whats dead and whats going on behind the scenes? Nevada Independent reporters Tabitha Mueller and Eric Neugeboren recap the wee

Relationships between the Republican governor and Democratic legislative leaders will be key to getting things done in the final weeks of session. So hows it going? Plus, a partisan dust-up on charter schools just might be resolved. Nevada Independent re

Nevada lawmakers have several hundred million dollars less to spend than they expected just a few months ago. What happens now? Plus, a look at plans to cap the price of insulin for people on private insurance. Nevada Independent reporters Tabitha Mueller

Abortion and government transparency bills failed to clear the Legislatures biggest deadline yet. And chatter about immigration enforcement activity in Nevada has ramped up, but understanding the full picture remains tough. Nevada Independent reporters I

Gun control measures that were vetoed in 2023 came back again for an emotional hearing this week, even though their odds look slim. And the Trump administration canceled pandemic-era grants supporting

The fight over whether to ax the federal education department trickles down to Nevada, and a set of suggested immigration policies for Nevada organizations touches off debate among 2026 candidates for

A bill that would extend a family leave mandate to private employers is headed for fierce business opposition, and whats next after a group studied the possibility of legalizing magic mushrooms. Nevada Independent reporters Tabitha Mueller and Eric Neuge