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Nevada’s unemployment rate held steady at 5.3 percent in March, with Las Vegas at 5.4 percent, a sign the Silver State economy continues stabilizing despite ongoing national economic uncertainty. For a state heavily dependent on tourism, hospitality, and consumer spending, steady employment numbers matter. Nevada has historically been among the...

Nevada, California, and Arizona are floating a new framework to cut Colorado River use by up to 20 percent, a stark signal that the era of easy water in the Southwest is over. The proposal comes as reservoir levels at Lake Mead and Lake Powell remain under long-term pressure, forcing...

President Donald Trump used National Small Business Week to spotlight what the White House says is a renewed commitment to America’s entrepreneurs, job creators, and family-run companies that power the economy. In a presidential message, the administration framed small businesses as the backbone of American prosperity and laid out a...

Nevada is no longer just a swing state. It is quickly becoming the bellwether for where the country is heading politically. After years of narrow margins and Democrat advantages, President Donald Trump flipped Nevada for the first time in two decades, sending a shockwave through the political map and signaling...

One day after going on TV to lecture Washington about putting “policy over politics,” Nevada Democrat Dina Titus did exactly the opposite. Titus joined fellow Democrats Susie Lee and Steven Horsford in voting against the Farm Bill, a package Republicans say would strengthen risk management, expand access to credit, lower...

Nevada Rep. Dina Titus went on television this week, calling for lawmakers to handle the farm bill “based on policy and not on politics,” warning against using farmers as a “political football.” The comments quickly drew pushback, given her past vote during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. During that...