Nevada State Parks Waives Fees for National Public Lands Day as Spooner Backcountry and Flume Trail Reopen

CARSON CITY / LAKE TAHOE, NV — Outdoor recreationists across the Silver State can access all 27 Nevada State Parks free of charge this weekend, as state conservation officials celebrate National Public Lands Day with fee-free entry, complimentary camping, and the reopening of the iconic Spooner Lake backcountry. The statewide...

Nevada Lawmakers Draft Guardrails on Police License Plate Readers as Privacy Scrutiny Mounts

CARSON CITY, NV — Prompted by escalating civil liberties concerns over unchecked surveillance technologies, Nevada state lawmakers are finalizing draft legislation to establish the state’s first statutory guardrails governing law enforcement Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR). The legislative effort—advancing through the Nevada Legislature’s Joint Interim Standing Committee on the Judiciary—aims...

NWS Warns of Scattered Thunderstorms, Flash Flood Hazards and Gusty Outflows Across Southern Nevada

LAS VEGAS, NV — The National Weather Service (NWS) Las Vegas has issued a hazardous weather outlook warning of isolated to scattered thunderstorms, localized cloudbursts, and sudden downburst winds impacting Clark County and the surrounding Great Basin passes. The late-season weather pattern—driven by a surge of subtropical monsoonal moisture interacting...

Lombardo Overhauls Nevada Data Center Tax Breaks in Executive Order Mandating School Funding and Grid Defenses

CARSON CITY, NV — Responding to mounting political pressure and neighborhood backlash over tech industry subsidies, Republican Governor Joe Lombardo signed a sweeping executive order Friday morning curtailing Nevada’s data center tax abatement program. The executive action—issued from the Capitol in Carson City—substantially tightens the criteria the Governor’s Office of...