Anthony’s office recorded more than $34,000 in travel expenses in his first six months in office, an amount greater than in 13 of the past 15 full fiscal years for the office.

Without a caucus to run — which requires significant money and time — and with an uncompetitive primary, Biden’s staff can focus exclusively on building out a volunteer operation and testing their messaging early into the cycle.

The schedules provide insight into Nevada's constitutional officers’ meetings and priorities during the 2023 legislative session.

After a stalled search, a new interim chancellor will soon emerge. When they do — will they be what the regents are looking for? 

Announced as part of the release of a Board of Regents meeting agenda late Wednesday, Marshall is joined by Charles Ansell, the Reno-based vice president for research at the nonprofit Complete College America, and Lawrence Drake, interim president of Bethune-Cookman University in Florida, in the chancellor finalist pool. 

Allowing Medicare to negotiate the price of prescription drugs is one of the most popular aspects of the Inflation Reduction Act, and a bill proposed by Nevada lawmakers would apply those drug price caps for all Nevadans.

Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo is projected to defeat Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak, but split-ticket voters gave projected victories to statewide candidates on both sides of the aisle.

So while you mull when to vote, below are some resources pulled from our handy elections page that could help as you ponder all the choices on this year’s ballot. We have ballot question explainers, race previews and stories detailing candidates’ policy positions. 

After narrowly losing a bid for Clark County Commission last year, Las Vegas City Councilman Stavros Anthony is back on the ballot as the Republican contender for lieutenant governor.

Cano Burkhead also confirmed that she planned to run for a full term after finishing out the remaining year in Marshall’s term because “I think we can get so much work done if I have a full term.”

Having Cano Burkhead in the role could complicate the prospects of two other Democrats who have announced their intentions to run for lieutenant governor — Henderson Mayor Debra March and rural Democratic Party organizer Kimi Cole.

The Thursday announcement gives state lawmakers less than a day to pack their bags and head up to Carson City. Officials hope to have the process wrapped up in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Anthony made it official on Thursday, saying he hoped that in the part-time post, he could “stop the continuation of the catastrophic policies of this administration.”

In an Executive Branch Audit Committee meeting in June, then-Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall said she believed the current rate of pay, $24 per day of work, was “a form of enslavement.”

Marshall is moving soon to the nation’s capital, where she will begin work in the Biden administration as a senior adviser to governors on how to best work with the federal government.

Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall formally announced Thursday afternoon that she will resign and accept a position with the Biden administration.

Exactly how challenging is the drought this year? In this week’s Indy Environment, we include perspectives from across the state. Extreme to exceptional drought is affecting about 75 percent percent of Nevada, and water managers are implementing new measures in response.

Aguilar, a Democrat, rolled out his campaign on Tuesday touting endorsements from a host of high-profile Democrats and education advocates, including former Secretary of State Ross Miller, Lt. Gov. Kate Marshall, philanthropist Beverly Rodgers and tennis legend Andre Agassi. (Aguilar previously worked as general counsel for Agassi’s management company, Agassi Graf.)

Congressional representatives across the state reported race-leading fundraising hauls this week, positioning each with an early money advantage more than a year in advance of next summer’s primary elections.

The bill, which also declares that it is not the primary purpose of local law enforcement to enforce civil federal immigration law, is part of a long struggle between immigrant advocates and police agencies over practices such as jails holding inmates longer than they otherwise would in order to give immigration officials a chance to take custody of them.