Nevada Democratic Treasurer Zach Conine sent a $2.1 billion bill to the federal government to recoup money from President Donald Trump’s unconstitutional tariffs.

Northern Nevada’s lone Republican representative, Mark Amodei, is retiring. KUNR's Lucia Starbuck spoke with him about his 15 years in Congress. In their wide-ranging conversation, they discussed immigration, health care, his view of the role, and his final plans.

With Mark Amodei retiring, Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District is open for the first time in over a decade, and while Democrats are already running, Republicans have yet to declare.

Greg Kidd is running for Northern Nevada’s congressional seat again, but this time, as a Democrat, not an Independent candidate. Kidd, who is also a former Republican, said the Dems are the only functioning party right now.

Nevada Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo, who is running for re-election, has proposed a ballot petition to ban transgender athletes from participating in sports with the gender they identify as.

The US Postal Service (USPS) has advised against relying on postmarks to identify when mail is first picked up, forcing Nevada’s top election official to explore alternatives to accurately determine when a ballot is mailed.

A medida que aumentan la violencia y las amenazas contra los legisladores en Estados Unidos, una nueva ley aprobada durante la sesión legislativa especial de Nevada añade medidas de protección para los cargos electos.

A Las Vegas construction union leader made a misogynistic remark about an elected official while co-hosting a recent podcast interview with gubernatorial hopeful, Democratic Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford.

As violence and threats against lawmakers increase in the U.S., a new bill passed during Nevada’s special legislative session adds protections for elected officials.

This summer, the U.S. Department of Justice outright demanded Nevada voters’ private information, including the last four digits of their Social Security and driver’s license numbers, according to letters obtained by KUNR. Secretaries of state across the country are sounding the alarm.