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The top hilarious, cringeworthy and WTF moments from Nevada debate history
Plus: Candidates and elected officials dodge questions and the Culinary Union is gathering its power ahead of 2028.
Two candidates want to represent Las Vegas' Ward 2. Here's where they stand
See where firefighter Luke McCarthy and attorney Shannon Nordstrom fall on issues ranging from e-bikes and homelessness to budget deficits.
OPINION: Cold war over Nevada's licensing boards erupts into a nasty skirmish
This is not the first time Department of Business and Industry Director Kristopher Sanchez has publicly vented his frustration, nor will it likely be the last.
We finally have David Flippo's financial disclosure. Here's what we found.
The Republican loaned his campaign for the 2nd Congressional District at least $1.6M. Where did he get the money?
Nevada tiene muchos puestos de trabajo nuevos. ¿Por qué sigue alta la tasa de desempleo?
Mientras que los candidatos a gobernador señalan diferentes estadísticas, especialistas en la materia afirman que el panorama económico es más complejo.
Fever Drop Playoff Opener
The Indiana Fever return home Tuesday night for Game 2 of their first-round WNBA playoff series against the Las Vegas Aces. (Indiana Fever) (Las Vegas, NV) — The Indiana Fever will have to win at [...]
In competitive Nevada state senate race, a prolific lawmaker faces a newcomer with momentum
After narrowly losing to Majority Leader Sandra Jauregui (D-Las Vegas) in 2024, Rafael Arroyo (R) is now returning to challenge Sen. Julie Pazina (D-Las Vegas.)
Oficinas "pequeñas" del Condado Clark: ¿Qué labor hacen y qué candidatos buscan dirigirlas?
Contiendas para secretario, registrador o evaluador público suelen pasar desapercibidas — pero se depende de ellas para bodas o compra de casa.
Carrie Buck is the GOP's dream congressional candidate. Can she make Democrats like her?
Buck is challenging Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV), a longtime representative who has won re-election in much tougher years than this. They are squaring off in a battleground district where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans.
Wildfires keep hitting Northern Nevada. Why do developers keep building into harm's way?
How does a project in fire-prone terrain make it through? Why does building continue there at all? And what resources exist for the people who end up living there?
OPINION: Trump's needless chaos at USDA is nothing to moo about
It's taken generations for the American meatpacking industry to build credibility with the public. The industry has relied on the USDA to literally provide its seal of approval on its products.
Here's how The Indy fared at the 2026 Nevada Press awards
The Nevada Independent placed in 18 categories and won four first-place awards in this year's Nevada Press Foundation awards.