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Sparks, NV – The City of Sparks has successfully concluded the acquisition of property in northwest Sparks earmarked for the construction of a new fire station. This strategically located parcel, spanning 1.85 acres, finds its home in the Pioneer Meadows Business Park. The decision to place the fire station in...

Nevada will receive $559,000 as part of a nationwide settlement with software company Blackbaud. The settlement resolves a lawsuit filed by Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford and 49 other state attorneys general over deficiencies in Blackbaud’s data security practices and its response to a ransomware attack in 2020 that exposed...

Nevada is set to receive $553 million from the Biden Administration for infrastructure projects in fiscal year 2024. The funding will be used to construct and repair roads, bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure, as well as to reduce carbon emissions, improve safety, and develop the workforce. The funding will be...

NEVADA – On Wednesday, Senators Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen announced that the United States Department of Justice has granted Nevada $31 million for public safety and victim services. All around the state, law enforcement agencies, local governments, public safety programs, tribal governments, and nonprofits will reap the rewards...

  Reno, Nevada – A man is now in custody facing a slew of serious charges, including attempted murder, in connection with a midtown Reno shooting that tragically claimed one life and left another individual severely injured. Philip Cortez, the suspect in this harrowing case, was apprehended more than a month...

Carson City, NV – Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has taken legal action against the Nevada Commission on Ethics, contesting the $20,000 fine and censure he received for wearing his official uniform and badge during his political campaign. Lombardo asserts that these penalties were unjust and arbitrary. The lawsuit, filed in...

NEVADA – The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced today that it is now allowing residents applying for instruction permits or non-commercial Class C driver’s licenses to take the written test online. Applicants can take the test through the DMV’s website. They will need to create an account, verify...