A Nevada judge announced her retirement after a court granted a protective order to an attorney she was allegedly stalking.

Nevada voters will decide on 31 percent of the state’s District Court judges when they head to the polls in November.

Judge Thomas Stockard filed Jan. 5 in his bid to serve another six-year term as a district court judge. Filing ends Friday ...

First Judicial District Court Judges Jason Woodbury and Kristin Luis, representing departments I and II, respectively, are ...

While Utah judicial leaders have been telling lawmakers the district courts have the greatest need for additional funding in order to address heavy workloads, legislators advanced a bill Thursday that ...

A judge ordered probation Tuesday for a former Nevada assemblyman arrested after a police chase, according to a court ...

A new partnership between the 8th Judicial District Court and the College of Southern Nevada will help young adults in a pair ...

Thursday, the Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Justice Committee heard and passed Senate Bill 134, which will expand the number of judges in the Supreme and appellate court, if ...

A crowded ballot of judicial races will see more than half of the candidates running unopposed for a spot on the bench in a ...

Devyn Michaels was convicted of first-degree murder in 2025 after she withdrew her guilty plea to the second-degree murder of ...

If the Supreme Court strikes down coordinated spending limits, national party committees could gain the ability to spend ...