Soooooo no Parky McParkface then?

"It was never about fraud. Nevada’s system is open to Republicans exactly as much as to Democrats. Republicans simply use it less. And the people leading the crusade against it keep using it themselves." Commentary:

A common narrative holds that minimum wage laws have become irrelevant because the labor market is already forcing employers to pay more than the minimum. Though by one estimate, as many as 115,000 Nevadans earned less than $13 an hour — barely more than the $12 minimum wage — in 2025.

NV Gov. Joe Lombardo and Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony are all-in on banning trans girls from sports teams.

EXCUSE ME. Your "WTF, Nevada" story of the day, by @danagentrylv.bsky.social

Wind and solar have “relatively short construction timelines, mature supply chains, and favorable market conditions that allow them to be deployed faster,” a Western Governors Association report notes.

“While the 14th Amendment was upheld today, we do not mistake today’s ruling for security or safety. Because one decision does not undo a pattern.” Another solid story from @nevadacurrent.com intern Leilah Ortega!

For family members and loved ones of incarcerated individuals, a phone call can put financial strain on top of an already stressful circumstance. Phone calls cost $0.10 per minute. Though with taxes and long-distance calls, that price increases. Another solid story by Current intern Leilah Ortega

@mjlyle.bsky.social breaks down some Nevada bills going into effect this week #nvleg

Nevada state legislators may consider a broad-reaching “Omnibus Water Bill” next year. Story by @jensolis.bsky.social

If Nevada does not improve the error rate, the state could be required to pay an estimated $43.8 million annually in additional costs starting in 2028 until the error rate is below 6%, according to the Nevada Division of Social Services. story by @jensolis.bsky.social

Nevada is coming for you, Delaware!

The Society of Family Planning’s WeCount survey estimates that, in the first six months of 2025, 44% of abortions in Nevada involved a clinician prescribing abortion medications remotely and patients receiving those medications by mail.

As the City of Las Vegas maps out places to create public drinking water and cooling spaces, some details around its heat mitigation strategy are still sparse. Story by @nevadacurrent.com summer intern Leilah Ortega.

Kalshi is joining forces with the National Council on Problem Gambling, which seeks to minimize the effects and prevalence of gambling addiction. Whoa. It's like what's happening on Kalshi is gambling!!! More from @danagentrylv.bsky.social @nevadacurrent.com

It's been a bad week for opponents of NV Energy's planned "peak demand" charge. Two losses in two courts. But appeals are coming, reports @danagentrylv.bsky.social @nevadacurrent.com

wtf, arizona. (story via @azmirror.com)

Proponents of lane filtering say it reduces riders’ exposure to rear-end collisions and helps both drivers and riders. #Nevada #motorcycles

"The lawsuit says Albertsons artificially raises the prices of items like bread, produce and olive oil in the weeks or months before a buy one, get one, or BOGO, offer. It then lowers the prices within a month of the promotion." story by @washingtonstatestandard.com

Under the terms of the settlement announced Friday, all MV Realty agreements in Nevada will now be null and void.

Nevada is pretty darn good at administering elections.

Trump came to Las Vegas to proclaim working Nevadans are better off thanks to his policies. But the Trump economy, which has been rocked by his war with Iran and its accompanying $5 a gallon gas, wasn't impressive enough that Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo wanted to bask in it Thursday.

Democratic Assemblymember Sandra Jauregui opted not to run for re-election and is running for lieutenant governor instead. Three Democrats are now vying to succeed her — Vinny Spotleson, Gabriela Wyett, and Spencer Ridenour. #nvleg

"Stupid Things" is by far the best tag on the website aftermath dot site aftermath.site/tag/stupid-t...

MUNICIPAL GYM. wtf kinda name is that.

This is crazy. 👹 I'd be livid too if this were my house.

Super honored I got to be on CityCast Las Vegas for Sonja Cho Swanson's last episode and new host Jesse Merrick's first!

It’s Local News Day! Show your support for the journalists working in your community by sharing this post and subscribing to our daily newsletter, The Daily Current. nevadacurrent.com/subscribe/#F... #LocalJournalism

INBOX: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Alexis Hill is publicly calling on Attorney General Aaron Ford to debate her on May 15. Some background: nevadacurrent.com/2026/03/23/d...

“So the incentive structure that’s in place, it really pushes states to make it harder to get onto the program for people who need that assistance.” story by @fischler.bsky.social

The first of what will be many judicial race stories by @danagentrylv.bsky.social this election year is now live on @nevadacurrent.com 🔗

Get to know the three Democrats running for Nevada State Treasurer: Tya Mathis-Coleman, Joe Dalia, and Jay Maharjan. As my editor put it this morning "(in something of an anomaly in political primaries) all of them of appear to be sensible humans."

Nevada needs a dedicated school for the deaf. #nvleg

“All of it essentially is about the state’s ability to decide that a fetus, at any point during a pregnancy, is more important than the person who’s pregnant,” said Rutgers University law professor Kimberly Mutcherson. Important, horrifying stuff from @propublica.org

Platforms like YouTube, TikTok and Instagram used to be called "social media" but that has been a misnomer for just as long. They're media giants that prefer to be called something else so they neither have to pay nor take responsibility for the content they provide. It's a far more lucrative model.

My kid's school is having a pop-up coffee bar fundraiser during morning drop off. TAKE MY MONEY! ☕

Catch me on City Cast Las Vegas talking live entertainment tax, dogs on airplanes, and Flava Flaaaaaaaaaaaav!

The State of Nevada’s plans to address the displacement of residential beds for troubled youth has changed — again — and is drawing ire from lawmakers who say the process has not been transparent. #NVleg #CampusForHope

"With immigration enforcement dominating the conversation nationwide, many students are feeling uneasy." via @ktnv.bsky.social

Nevada’s 9% live entertainment tax is charged on tickets to events like music concerts, theatre productions, magic shows, and sporting events. But exemptions to the tax abound. And not all sporting events are treated equally. #nvleg

The issue isn’t that students would receive consequences for truancy — the issue is that additional punishments were being threatened specifically for students who were truant due to engaging in a political protest... story by @consideratethieves.bsky.social

A Las Vegas-based biotech CEO has a vision of Nevada as a hub for medical innovation. And he is hoping voters will help him make it happen.

Hmmmm. @nevadacurrent.com editor @jhughjackson.bsky.social is making me rethink my position on Nevada CD2.

I LOVE THE WINTER OLYMPICS.

“I’m interested to see what comes out and what’s produced to the court,” the judge said. “I have to say, based upon what I’ve reviewed so far, I’m leaning towards a penalty, but I want to see all the records produced.” story by @danagentrylv.bsky.social / @nevadacurrent.com

Interest in LV Defensa, a grassroots rapid response network in Nevada, surged in membership by hundreds after federal agents killed two American citizens Minneapolis last month. "People aren’t afraid to say that ‘this is wrong’ and that ‘I need to fight back,'" an organizer told @nevadacurrent.com

U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei is retiring #Nevada

“It’s clear that many things have gone wrong” in Las Vegas, Democratic Assemblymember Howard Watts said. “I’m concerned that breaking the law and breaking the rules has essentially just become the cost of doing business for companies in Musk’s orbit.” #BoringCompany #VegasLoop #MuskyTunnels #Nevada

The Timbisha Shoshone exhibit at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center in Death Valley is currently under review after the Trump administration advised National Park Service officials to remove certain language from a display. reporting by @jensolis.bsky.social, @nevadacurrent.com

The @nevadacurrent.com has an intern from UNLV this semester, and he's already producing some great stuff! 😀