Hindus in US's Nevada would now be allowed to celebrate Diwali with decoration of religious symbols such as toran and other religious door displays, as Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed a bill, SB ...

Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager, D-Las Vegas, introduced the bill, which faces opposition from Republicans. Currently, under state law, to vote in a political party’s primary, a person must ...

Some of these symbols are more in line with what you might imagine as symbols of a state; an official color, bird, tree, flower and other things you might already associate with N.C.

Nevada State Treasurer Zach Conine plans to run for Attorney General in 2026, setting the stage for a competitive Democratic primary against Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro.

These symbols include the state bird (cardinal), flower (dogwood), and tree (pine). The state also has official designations for a reptile, fish, insect, and even a dance.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Nevada State Police have confirmed that its top two leaders have announced their retirement. In a statement to FOX5, a police spokesperson shared that Colonel Patrick ...

After that, you’ll be prompted to enter your Nevada driver’s license or state ID number and your date of birth. You must also verify that the plates are for a vehicle registered in your name.

Official state symbols date to the late 1800s, as legislatures throughout the U.S. sought to stake cultural claims and foster pride among their residents. First came flowers and flags.

It was because she believes lawmakers missed opportunities to debate bills that deal with weightier matters as the state faces extraordinary challenges. “Of course, I enjoy celebrating our unique ...

A bill naming the tortilla the state bread of New Mexico was vetoed, but Oregon may still adopt the T-bone as the state steak, and Bigfoot might become California's official cryptid.

Official state symbols date to the late 1800s, as legislatures throughout the U.S. sought to stake cultural claims and foster pride among their residents. First came flowers and flags.

From cattle to cocktails Official state symbols date to the late 1800s, as legislatures throughout the U.S. sought to stake cultural claims and foster pride among their residents. First came flowers ...