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Nevada Officials Push Back Against DOJ Request for Sensitive Voter Data

Tuesday, September 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar raised concerns about the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) requesting sensitive voter information from Nevada and other states. In a press briefing with the group States United, Aguilar and Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said the DOJ’s... Read More.

Nevada Faces Steep Construction Job Losses Amid Tourism Slowdown and Rising Costs

Tuesday, September 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada is experiencing a significant downturn in its construction sector, losing thousands of jobs as tourism slows and economic uncertainties persist. According to a report from The Associated General Contractors of America, construction employment in Nevada dropped by 6.4 percent year over year through... Read More.

Allegiant Stadium Drives Record Young and First Time Voter Turnout in Nevada Election

Tuesday, September 23 by Nick Bonsanto

Allegiant Stadium was Nevada’s most popular voting location during the 2024 election, demonstrating the potential of sports venues to boost voter turnout, according to a new report from the Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation. More than 4,200 Nevadans cast... Read More.

Laughlin Nevada Emerges as Affordable Alternative as Tourists Seek Escape from High Vegas Prices

Sunday, September 21 by Nick Bonsanto

The story of Laughlin, Nevada, offers a revealing look at how shifting economic conditions and consumer preferences are reshaping tourism in the Silver State. Once overshadowed by the glitz and spectacle of Las Vegas, Laughlin’s appeal as a low-cost, no-frills getaway is drawing more... Read More.

Nevada Sues Kik Over Alleged Child Predation and Failure to Protect Minors

Friday, September 19 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has filed a lawsuit against the messaging app Kik and its parent company, MediaLab AI, alleging the platform is a severe threat to minors due to its facilitation of child predation. The lawsuit, filed in Clark County District Court,... Read More.

Nevada Pharmacies Unable to Offer New COVID-19 Vaccines Pending Federal Recommendation

Thursday, September 4 by Nick Bonsanto

Nevada pharmacies are currently unable to administer the newly authorized COVID-19 vaccines due to state regulations requiring a federal health agency recommendation, which has not yet been issued. When customers attempt to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment at major pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, or... Read More.

Three Finalists Recommended for Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointment

Wednesday, September 3 by Nick Bonsanto

Three finalists have been recommended to Governor Joe Lombardo for the position of Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction, following a selection process by the Nevada State Board of Education. The finalists are Dr. Sylvia Mitchell, Dr. Heather Sanchez, and Dr. Victor Wakefield. Dr. Sylvia Mitchell... Read More.

Nevada DMV Reopens After Cyberattack With Limited Services and Online Options Restored

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has reopened its offices and restored several online services after a cyberattack disrupted operations for over a week. DMV offices are now handling vehicle-related services, including registration, titling, VIN inspections, and drivers’ tests. According to a recent update,... Read More.

Nevada Cyberattack Disrupts State Services and DMV, Recovery Efforts Still Underway

Tuesday, September 2 by Nick Bonsanto

A massive cyberattack has significantly disrupted services in Nevada for over a week, with major impacts on state websites and services, including the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which remains closed. The Governor’s Technology Office is actively working on recovery efforts, including through the... Read More.

FBI Aids Nevada in Potential Ransomware Attack On States IT Systems

Tuesday, August 26 by Nick Bonsanto

The FBI is currently assisting Nevada in investigating a recent incident affecting state government systems. Although the exact nature of the issue remains unclear, symptoms suggest it could be a ransomware attack. This type of malware typically blocks access to systems or files and... Read More.

Stories tagged with: nevada

Nevada Officials Push Back Against DOJ Request for Sensitive Voter Data

Nevada Faces Steep Construction Job Losses Amid Tourism Slowdown and Rising Costs

Allegiant Stadium Drives Record Young and First Time Voter Turnout in Nevada Election

Laughlin Nevada Emerges as Affordable Alternative as Tourists Seek Escape from High Vegas Prices

Nevada Sues Kik Over Alleged Child Predation and Failure to Protect Minors

Nevada Pharmacies Unable to Offer New COVID-19 Vaccines Pending Federal Recommendation

Three Finalists Recommended for Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointment

Nevada DMV Reopens After Cyberattack With Limited Services and Online Options Restored

Nevada Cyberattack Disrupts State Services and DMV, Recovery Efforts Still Underway

FBI Aids Nevada in Potential Ransomware Attack On States IT Systems

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