The situation is active and rapidly evolving

The Lower Basin’s proactiveness and response to ongoing drought and extreme weather impacts affecting Lake Mead remains a model for river management.

This isn’t about political posturing; this is a matter of survival for a community that represents about two-thirds of our state’s citizens and the lion’s share of its economy.

challenging the federal plan was “a matter of survival” for Southern Nevada, which “represents about two-thirds of our state’s citizens and the lion’s share of its economy.”

This is an active and rapidly evolving situation, and I urge everyone in the affected areas to remain vigilant and follow the direction of local officials.

As trusted public officials, we must engage on a meaningful level with all sides of matters, such as this, and ensure that public discourse, no matter how well-intended, does not allow for the proliferation and dissemination of…

While the immediate threat from these fires has diminished, our work is far from over.

Recovery will take time, but Nevadans are resilient, and we will be there every step of the way.

The men and women of the Nevada National Guard answered the call when their neighbors needed them most.

“As trusted public officials, we must engage on a meaningful level with all sides of matters, such as this, and ensure that public discourse, no matter how well-intended, does not allow for the proliferation and dissemination of…

“Since the RETA in question, which was approved in 2024 by the Governor’s Office of Energy, is for a solar generation and storage project on land leased from Boulder City it would not be transferable to a data center,” writes Governor…

My goal is straightforward, Nevada should be one of the best places in the country to start, operate, and grow a business.

From the beginning of my administration, I have been clear that government should protect the public without creating unnecessary barriers for Nevada’s families and businesses.

Officer Abdelnabi made the ultimate sacrifice in service to his country and his community, and Nevada will never forget his courage.

He dedicated his life to protecting others, and his loss is felt deeply by all of us.

We will continue to honor his memory, stand with his family and loved ones, and support the brothers and sisters in law enforcement who served alongside him.

Expanding access to quality health care in rural Nevada is essential to strengthening our communities and improving lives across our state.

Your dedication, compassion, and hard work shape the future of our state every single day.

I am grateful to the firefighters, first responders, emergency personnel, and community members working around the clock to keep Nevadans safe.

The state is taking every available step to support local responders, protect lives and property, and ensure the resources necessary to confront these fires are where they are needed most.

This year, I look forward to continuing our partnership as we pursue meaningful policy changes that strengthen student achievement and make it easier for teachers to do what they do best—teach.

Together, we can make the 2026-2027 school year a successful one for Nevada’s students, educators, and communities.

This is more than a talking point. More kids are getting the care they need at home - where they belong. It is a promise made and a promise kept, and we are just getting started.

Over the past two years, my administration has reduced institutional placements by more than half as part of our commitment under the DOJ Agreement to deliver meaningful, community-based mental health care for Nevada's children.