During the 2025 Nevada Legislative Session, state lawmakers passed Assembly Bill 540, a bill intended to ease the strain ...
Nevada led the nation in the percentage of construction jobs it lost this year, with 7,100 fewer positions marking a 6.4% ...
Florida’s contractor licensing system isn’t a hoop to jump through. It’s a framework that protects you, your clients, and your business.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) accepted the surrender of DraftKings and FanDuel license applications on Wednesday. Both businesses are abandoning plans to enter the Nevada sports betting ...
Two Tucson contractors were recently fined for doing work without a license after property owners complained about shoddy workmanship. On Monday, Ana Elsa Alvirez, 48, was found guilty in Pima County ...
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada State Contractor’s Board says it has suspended the contractor’s license for Uprise. The suspension comes five months after the arrest of CEO Stephen Allen Kromer on ...
Nevada is losing thousands of construction jobs as tourism slows and economic uncertainty remains high, according to a new report. Construction jobs were down 6.4 percent in Nevada (7,100 jobs) year ...
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada State Contractors Board is warning of a new payment scam. In a release, the department warned against paying significant down payments upfront for materials or other ...
Editor's note: Este artículo está traducido al español. A trio of Nevada professors is working with NASA to investigate what drives life deep underground, hoping to create a better understanding of ...
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Republican Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo, alongside other lawmakers, business leaders, and community advocates, gathered for a ceremonial signing of what’s called the “Nevada ...
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo signed Senate Bill 130, known as the Nevada Handyman Bill, during a ceremony Tuesday at the Latin Chamber of Commerce. Until now, getting a contractor’s ...
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Contractor whose license was suspended enters plea
A contractor who continued to do business long after the state suspended his home improvement license received a 16-year prison sentence Monday. Bryan O'Neal Jones, 57, pleaded guilty to theft and ...
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