A key emergency reserve fund responsible for replenishing another account (that is low on money) is also running low on funds.

The trial for the six Nevada Republicans facing forgery charges over their plans to subvert the results of the 2020 election is now set for next January. The trial was originally set for next week.

The lawsuit said the proposed $24.6 billion merger would increase grocery prices, stifle competition and harm workers by decreasing their leverage while negotiating for fair pay and benefits.

As the third-term congressman filed to run in the New Hampshire primary on Friday, Phillips campaign advisor Steve Schmidt told Politico of Nevada’s Democratic primary: “We cede that race. Doesn’t matter.”

This final settlement will require the state to use the funds to back evidence-based programs to help curb the epidemic that resulted in 497 overdose deaths in Nevada last year attributed to a synthetic opioid.

Judge Jessica Peterson’s order, issued Thursday, states that Nevada Republican Party Executive Director Alida Benson failed to clear the burden of proof for the anti-SLAPP motion, a law that allows defendants in defamation cases to avoid extensive litigation in cases where a lawsuit might otherwise silence their speech.

Though Lombardo’s proposed voter identification implementation measure and roll back of vote-by-mail options bill, SB405, received an exemption from legislative deadlines, Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager said “There’s no plans for a hearing on that bill.” 

8 News Now reported that agents seized McDonald’s cell phone as part of the investigation and issued a second search warrant involving the state party secretary James DeGraffenreid, but could not find him as of Wednesday evening. 

The funding request for three new dignitary protection positions, at a cost of $373,000, was approved unanimously during a Tuesday meeting of the state Board of Examiners.

The end of filing means campaign season is officially underway, as candidates — including more than 60 who filed in Clark County on Friday — prepare for the June 14 primary election and Nov. 8 general election.

CCEA members filed the lawsuit in late December, asking the court to block Cegavske’s proposed actions and asserting that she had “no discretion under law to refuse to permit Petitioners to withdraw their respective initiative petitions.”

The video shared widely on social media shows a one-minute encounter between Sisolak and a man who initially approaches him as if to take a photo, before saying “I can’t tell you what a piece of f—-ing s—- you are.”

Black’s entrance into the race is likely to shake up what was once considered a cakewalk to the nomination for Chattah, an Israeli-born Las Vegas attorney best known for leading lawsuits challenging COVID restrictions. 

The subpoenas, issued Friday, name Michael McDonald and Jim DeGraffenreid along with other state-level GOP officials who participated as “alternative electors.”

Ford listed the trip to Qatar, a small Arab Gulf monarchy with a population of 3 million, on his 2022 annual financial disclosure form filed last week, listing the value of the trip’s “programmatic logistics” at $15,000. 

While prisons have long struggled to fill positions and rely heavily on overtime to provide 24/7 staffing, several prison staffers said the situation is worse now than they have ever seen it before, to the point that they fear for their safety.

“While the Governor is not a lawyer, he believes if you file a document with blatantly false statements with a government agency, that is a crime, or ought to be a crime,” Sisolak's office said in a statement.

Tuesday marked the first major campaign finance deadline of the 2022 election cycle, with candidates required to submit their contribution and expense reports for the past calendar year.

In a virtual press conference on Tuesday, Attorney General Aaron Ford announced that his office had joined a $26 billion multistate settlement arrangement after backing away from it in August.

Family, friends and political colleagues honored him as a fierce champion of Nevada and “tough-as-nails” leader who also quietly offered help to those in need and inspired a new generation of leaders.