Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced Phase 2 of Operation Robocall Roundup, expanding the crackdown on illegal robocalls to include four of the largest voice providers in the country.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office is reminding Nevadans to stay alert this holiday season. No legitimate business or government agency will ever ask for payment by gift card. If someone pressures you to buy gift cards and share the numbers, it’s a scam. Stay safe and report it to our office.

Jessica and her litigation partners earned national recognition for securing a key win affirming Nevada’s authority to regulate gaming. Judge Andrew Gordon dissolved an injunction in the Kalshi case, rejecting claims that federal oversight could override Nevada’s regulations.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office and UNR Extension are offering a Trauma-Informed Investigations & Prosecutions training for professionals across fields — attorneys, investigators, law enforcement, advocates, social workers, medical staff, and others.

ICYMI: "A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from dismantling several federal agencies ... Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joined 20 other states in a lawsuit against the executive order, describing it as an attempt to override Congress." bit.ly/3Y3CR36

Today, we recognize World AIDS Day. We hold space for those we’ve lost and support those who are living with HIV and AIDS.

We encourage you to be mindful of the various scams that emerge during the holiday season. HOLIDAY DEAL SCAM: If a deal looks too good to be true — it is. Scammers create fake ads and sites offering huge discounts. Always buy from verified retailers.

Attorney General Ford spent Thanksgiving Day serving alongside members of the Attorney General’s Office at Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, helping to provide meals to those in need. We’re proud to give back and grateful for the opportunity to serve our community.

The Nevada Attorney General's Office wishes all Nevadans a safe and restful Thanksgiving holiday. We are grateful for the opportunity to serve you.

A statement from Attorney General Ford on today's tragic shooting in Washington, D.C.

Report to the Stop Hate NV Hotline anonymously by phone or online and connect with a professional trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices who will help you access resources and support. More info bit.ly/481hDZG

Attorney General Ford announced that last Friday he won his lawsuit protecting the Institute of Museum and Library Services; the Minority Business Development Agency; the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service; and the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness.

“The rule of law applies everywhere, including behind prison walls, ”said Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford. “This jury’s verdict is an important step in ensuring accountability for a calculated and deadly assault that cost three individuals their lives.” www.kolotv.com/2025/11/18/i...

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AG Ford announced that Christopher M. Mitchell received a suspended 12–48-month NDOC sentence and up to 18 months of probation for Misconduct of a Public Officer after asking an LVMPD officer to file a false stolen-vehicle report to pursue a fraudulent insurance claim.

Members of the Committee on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (CDVSA) held their annual district meeting in Winnemucca. The CDVSA was joined by the Sheriff, DA and local service providers to discuss the NV S.A.V.E. system and the challenges facing survivors in Humboldt County.

Attorney General Ford announced that a jury in White Pine County has convicted Anthony Ribera in connection to a July 30, 2024 incident at Ely State Prison that left three inmates dead and five injured.

#ICYMI "A million-dollar settlement with online clothing retailer TFG Holding resolves claims that company deceptively marketed its VIP Membership Program to consumers and made it difficult to cancel." www.fox5vegas.com/2025/10/27/f...

#ICYMI “The justices ruled 6-0 that state Attorney General Aaron Ford had properly filed the forgery case in Las Vegas, which overruled a decision by a lower court that found the charges should have been brought in Carson City...” www.rawstory.com/nevada-fake-...

We’re hiring! The Nevada Attorney General’s Office is seeking passionate, talented individuals to join us in delivering justice and protecting Nevadans. Explore our current open positions here: ag.nv.gov/Jobs/Employm...

Today, Attorney General Aaron D. Ford issued the following statement after the Nevada Supreme Court decided to reverse the Eight Circuit District Court’s dismissal of the case against the 2020 fake electors.

Our Medicare Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) Chief Deputy Attorney General, Andrew Schulke and staff were on hand at the recent UNR Nursing Summit where they were able to discuss growing concerns in nursing.

Today, we honor our veterans here in Nevada and all who have served our nation. Veterans are the heart of our communities, and their courage, leadership, and sacrifice continue to inspire and strengthen our country every day. Happy Veterans Day!

The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada is considering whether to reopen its approval of a mandatory daily demand charge. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford’s office has called the charge unlawful and is urging regulators to reconsider. bit.ly/47QDUYT

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Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford announced his office has filed an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration’s request to block a court order to deliver full SNAP benefits to the millions of Americans relying on them.

Today, Attorney General Ford announced that the Nevada Supreme Court has denied TikTok’s writ petition, marking another major step forward in the state’s ongoing litigation against the social media giant.

Today, Attorney General Ford responded to the federal government’s plan to only partially fund SNAP, which supports 42 million Americans — including nearly 500,000 Nevadans. He’s calling for full funding using all available USDA resources.

Free legal assistance for Nevada veterans, servicemembers and their spouses. Join the Ask-a-Lawyer event Nov. 12 for a 30-min consultation on benefits, family law and other civil legal matters. Sign up: buff.ly/L8gYzfb

Thank you to the @reviewjournal.com for highlighting the result from our office's fight to ensure Nevadans keep food on their tables. t.co/edj06GjNcv

"AG Aaron Ford says he believes the USDA should use every last dollar and tool to ensure SNAP is funded now and for the foreseeable future." www.fox5vegas.com/2025/11/05/n...

ICYMI | Yesterday, AG Aaron Ford helped to hand out groceries to those in need during the ongoing government shutdown. The OAG continues to evaluate the next legal steps to protect Nevadans who may be suffering from the shutdown

Today, Attorney General Aaron Ford announced he has filed a lawsuit against DHS Secretary Kristi Noem; DHS; Acting FEMA Administrator David Richardson; FEMA for, once again, interfering with grants emergency management, disaster-relief and homeland security operations.

This November, we honor Native American Heritage Month and the rich cultures of Nevada’s Indigenous communities. With more than 28 federally recognized tribes including the Washoe, Paiute, Shoshone, and Mojave peoples, we honor your history, resilience, and our shared future.

Today, AG Aaron Ford helped to hand out groceries to those in need during the ongoing government shutdown. The OAG continues to evaluate the next legal steps to protect Nevadans, but it is clear the USDA should use every available dollar and tool to ensure SNAP is funded.

Attorney General Aaron Ford has issued a statement in response to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) status report on issuing Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.

"Today, the AGO staff and I enjoyed the Nevada Day parade with all of the hardworking folks who call our Battle Born State home. It’s the honor of my life to serve Nevada, and I’m proud to celebrate our state’s remarkable history and natural beauty." -- Attorney General Ford

The Court also found that if the contingency fund can't fully fund the program in November, then the federal government must consider other, additional funding sources. USDA has until the end of the day on Monday to let the Court know whether it will fully or partially fund SNAP.

Today, Attorney General Aaron Ford issued a statement after a federal judge in Massachusetts ordered the USDA to use SNAP contingency funds to keep the program running during the federal shutdown.

Happy Nevada Day! Today we celebrate the history, resilience, and spirit that make our Silver State one of a kind. The Nevada Attorney General’s Office is proud to serve the people of Nevada every day.

AG Ford co-lead the brief, along with Massachusetts AG, opposing cuts to programs that support disadvantaged college students, including about $11.8 million for students at UNR, UNLV, Nevada State, CSN and Truckee Meadows. thenevadaindependent.com/article/stat...

Today, Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford voted to approve $30 million in funding to food banks as the federal government refuses to release contingency funds appropriated by Congress to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

AG Ford joined the ribbon cutting for the newly renovated Heroes Memorial Building and Annex in Carson City. Originally dedicated in 1921, the building honors Nevada’s World War I veterans and serves as a vital government space including for the Office of the Attorney General.

Attorney General Aaron Ford spoke to government classes at North Valleys High School today, sharing insights about the Office of the Attorney General and encouraging students to stay civically engaged.

During yesterday's press conference AG Ford remarked, "At a time when 1 in 4 children in Nevada don't know where their next meal is going to come from, the President has decided he'd rather let [our] kids go hungry." www.fox5vegas.com/video/2025/1...

Attorney General Ford joined 22 attorneys general and 3 governors in filing a law suit against the USDA and Secretary Rollins for threatening to suspend SNAP benefits. This move would put food access for 40 million Americans, including nearly 500,000 Nevadans, at risk.

We are honored to receive the Champion of Justice award from Nevada Legal Services. Our staff proudly accepted the award on behalf of the office, reflecting our shared commitment to protecting the rights of all Nevadans and ensuring equal access to justice.

Today, Attorney General Ford announced a $1 million multistate settlement with TFG Holding, Inc., an online clothing retailer that offers shoes, clothing, and accessories across several different brands, including JustFab, ShoeDazzle, and FabKids.

The Nevada Attorney General’s Office partnered with the Raiders and CCSD for a United Against Hate Week student art contest. Winning artwork is on display at Raiders HQ, and winners received tickets to the Las Vegas HBCU Classic. Congrats to Nora Jean Shillam, Emma Glover & Jade Coleman.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford and the FTC announced they are suing American Tax Services www.kolotv.com/video/2025/1...