Democrats swept Nevada in Tuesday’s midterm elections, ousting Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo, winning all six constitutional offices, taking all four U.S. House seats and appearing poised to expand their majorities in the Legislature …
Michelle Romero won a second term, receiving 63,044 votes (60.59%) to 41,004 votes (39.41%) for former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick. The Associated Press called the race with about 80% of votes counted. Daniele Monroe-Moreno received 37,464 votes, or 58.05%, to 27,076 votes, or 41.95%, for City Councilman Scott Black. If her lead holds, Monroe-Moreno will succeed Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, who could not seek reelection because of term limits.
Ford built his campaign on an affordability message, tying the state’s sagging economy to Lombardo. He repeatedly promised to sign several bills within his first 30 days in office ...
Entering the final third of the season, the Rebels still have plenty to play for. They have four chances to become bowl eligible, a rivalry game against UNR and they control their own destiny in the race for the Mountain West championship. …
Democratic U.S. Reps. Dina Titus, Susie Lee and Steven Horsford were projected to win reelection Tuesday, holding all three Southern Nevada House seats ...
Polls closed across Nevada at 7 p.m. Tuesday, but voters who were already in line are still being allowed to cast their ballots.
Sebastian Mack wasted no time making an impression in his UNLV debut, pouring in 31 points to lead the Rebels past Northern Arizona 89-77 ...
Polls closed across Nevada at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the midterm election, but voters already in line will still be allowed to cast ballots.
The Clark County Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved a faster licensing process for short-term rentals, the county’s latest attempt to revive ...
The number of observers monitoring Nevada’s election process is unprecedented, coming as President Donald Trump’s administration has declined to rule out ...