Tabitha Mueller

3 weeks ago | thenevadaindependent.com | Tabitha Mueller

In today’s edition: Why did Lombardo’s crime bill die? Other bills lost in the sine die shuffleLegislation we’re watching for a vetoFour days after the end of the legislative session, it feels like we’re still processing what exactly happened on sine die. Much of the conversation has focused on the session’s chaotic last few hours — if not minutes — but we’ve learned that a filibuster by Sen. Ira Hansen (R-Sparks) may not actually deserve blame for the death of the governor’s major crime bill.

3 weeks ago | thenevadaindependent.com | Tabitha Mueller

La confusión prevaleció al final de la Legislatura de Nevada 2025 este lunes cuando varios proyectos de ley que aprobaron ambas cámaras se estancaron en un proceso que requería que las dos entidades llegaran a un acuerdo sobre los cambios que se hicieron a la legislación. Cuando el reloj marcó la medianoche, cabilderos, legisladores y reporteros aún no estaban seguros acerca del estatus de muchos proyectos de ley.

3 weeks ago | nevadaappeal.com | Tabitha Mueller |Eric Neugeboren |Isabella Aldrete |Rocio Hernandez

Share this: Email | Facebook | X Confusion prevailed at the end of the 2025 Nevada Legislature on Monday, as numerous bills passed by both houses were stuck in a process that required both chambers to agree on changes made to the legislation. When the clock hit midnight, lobbyists, lawmakers and the press were still unsure about the status of many bills. As of Tuesday morning, a review by The Nevada Independent showed that more than 150 bills died at the final legislative deadline.

3 weeks ago | thenevadaindependent.com | Tabitha Mueller

Confusion prevailed at the end of the 2025 Nevada Legislature on Monday, as numerous bills passed by both houses were stuck in a process that required both chambers to agree on changes made to the legislation. When the clock hit midnight, lobbyists, lawmakers and the press were still unsure about the status of many bills. As of Tuesday morning, a review by The Nevada Independent showed that more than 150 bills died at the final legislative deadline.

3 weeks ago | bhpioneer.com | Eric Neugeboren |Tabitha Mueller

Backers of the two bills to significantly expand Nevada’s film tax credits remain confident in their proposals even after recent state-commissioned reports cast doubt on their likelihood of being financially sustainable. In correspondence shared with The Nevada Independent, Sen.