The Daily Rundown

Aguilar calls SAVE database dangerous, Nevada expands Medicaid before prison release, tribes fight prediction markets, and fuel costs climb for CCSD.

Las Vegas marks the Oct. 1 anniversary, a Shoshone girl returns to Duck Valley, park projects stall, turf fines take shape, and UNLV honors a Disney pioneer.

Las Vegas honors Oct. 1 victims, an audit faults CCSD recruiting trips, Brightline West's sister company files for bankruptcy, and schools mark Week of Respect.

Southern Nevada overdose deaths fall, lawmakers seek answers on public-land data centers and Callville Bay Marina adjusts docks as Lake Mead declines.

Nevada schools get emergency funding, federal fuel economy rules are scaled back and an I-11/U.S. 95 pavement project begins in central Las Vegas.

Nevada highlights trusted election tools, the BLM puts $30 million toward wild horse fertility control and an $18.8 billion MGM Resorts acquisition proposal is withdrawn.

Nevada’s license plate readers raise privacy concerns, Caesars shareholders approve a $17.6 billion acquisition and Desert Companion explores plug-in solar.

Amazon pledges $100 million for Colorado River conservation, Western reservoirs lose capacity to sediment and the Grand Canyon sets a timeline for restoring water.

Nevada voters revisit abortion protections, the BLM seeks another look at a Boulder City data center and the Kootzaduka’a Tribe advances recognition efforts.

Lombardo sets new rules for data centers, Nevada’s 3rd District race draws national attention and storm drain work closes part of Commerce Street.

The Floriston Fire closes westbound I-80, Resorts World faces a wrongful termination lawsuit and Clark County reports 54 students hit by vehicles.

A teachers’ union targets data center tax breaks, a gambling deduction bill advances and Reno begins work on a wastewater-to-drinking-water plant.

The Fed weighs an interest rate hike, Waymo begins limited Las Vegas rides and boaters are warned about lower Lake Mohave water levels.

The Supreme Court blocks new mail ballot rules, Boulder City Hospital receives $2.65 million and Las Vegas remembers designer Bob Mackie.

Medicaid changes could mean longer drives for rural maternity care, Las Vegas’ anime community continues to grow and Nevada highlights workforce resources.

Las Vegas commemorates 25 years since 9/11, Reno’s new soccer team gets a name, the ACLU backs an eviction challenge, Washoe County begins wildfire recovery and diesel prices climb.

Las Vegas union leaders raise concerns over TPS, airfare to the city rises, a teachers’ union targets data center tax incentives, and more Western states cover doula care through Medicaid.

Grand Canyon water repairs move forward, researchers investigate elk deaths, NDOT studies I-15 upgrades, PWHL secures a TV deal, and Harry Reid Airport joins a TSA program.

Nevada Medicaid prepares for new work requirements, NDOT studies the future of I-15, law enforcement focuses on pedestrian safety, and more.

Nevada receives seven voter-related DOJ subpoenas, Washoe residents question wildfire alerts, a report examines heat in schools, and Las Vegas prepares to remember Route 91.

Officials approve $75M for an Allegiant Stadium upgrade, Clark County warns of a phishing scam, Nevada’s largest powwow is canceled, and the Beverly Theatre touts its “Stream Strike.”

An investigation finds heat deaths are widely undercounted, Grand Canyon flooding triggers water restrictions, Arts District businesses seek a new district, and PWHL Las Vegas opens ticket access.

A major Arts District intersection schedules a 3-week closure, Waymo launches fully driverless rides in Las Vegas, Mountain West national park staff vote to unionize and more.

Clark County's unhoused population jumps 12% in the latest census, the NBA Summer League tips off at UNLV, and a group led by Jerry Colangelo mounts an $8B expansion team bid.

DUI arrests rise over the holiday weekend, Nevada voter registration increases, UNLV launches a sports hospitality degree and more.