Lines at Nevada DMV: Las Vegas residents face crowds as vehicle transactions resume from a nearly two-week cyberattack, even though license and ID systems remain offline. Gov. Lombardo briefs at 1:30 p.m. — find out what’s next.
Surprise for top teacher: Tyrone Thompson Elementary students erupted in cheers when music teacher Ali Jun was named the 2026 Nevada State Teacher of the Year in a playful surprise ceremony — find out what makes her classroom truly sing.
Six can’t-miss Nevada festivals: Nevada’s fall lineup offers everything from Reno’s OffBeat Music Festival and the world’s largest free hot air balloon gathering to dark-sky stargazing at Great Basin, Wild West cook-offs in Beatty, the Nevada Day parade and a free Pahrump cultural celebration — check out the full lineup.
Scaling U.S. lithium storage: Lithium Nevada has contracted CB&I to engineer, procure, fabricate, and construct 36 flat-bottom atmospheric tanks at Thacker Pass, boosting domestic lithium production for the battery supply chain — find out how it could reshape U.S. lithium supply.
Nevada’s services upended: An August ransomware attack shut down state servers, delaying DMV ID issuances and online benefit applications even as vehicle renewals and unemployment filings resume — find out what’s still offline.
Other Nevada headlines this week
- Lake Tahoe Pride joins Northern Nevada Pride
- Nevada Guard becomes next mobile infantry battalion
- Nevada’s Governor’s Mansion earns most famous home
- Congress pushes FTA to waive spare-bus cap
- Children’s home cottages demolished during fire training
- Nevada rescue frees over 100 guinea pigs
