Morning briefing · November 13, 2026

Five-Hour Voting Lines: What Nevada Officials Say Comes Next + 4 more Las Vegas stories

• Five-Hour Voting Lines: What Nevada Officials Say Comes Next

  The Nevada Independent found Nevada's last ballot was cast more than two hours later than in any of the prior six general elections. Officials now plan to look at state law, polling sites and county funding.

• Why Some Clark County Voters Waited Hours on Election Day

  Nevada's final ballot was cast just before midnight at Brinley Middle School, The Nevada Independent reported. Officials point to a long ballot and new sites as they look at fixes for next time.

• Living Grace Homes Readies Expanded Henderson Campus

  Living Grace Homes expects to open its Safe and Sound campus on Palo Verde Drive this month, eventually tripling the families it serves and adding help for pregnant women over 24.

• Steve Yeager Offers Advice to Nevada's New Lawmakers

  Steve Yeager, who led the Nevada Assembly for two sessions, told KTNV that incoming lawmakers should ask questions and stay off social media as the Legislature loses 87 years of experience.

• Las Vegas HEALS Med-Path Links Teachers With Health Pros

  Las Vegas HEALS launched Med-Path in August so Clark County teachers can request health care professionals for class visits and tours, an effort tied to Nevada's ranking near the bottom for physician supply.

• Hawaii-Linked Owners Hold $1.8B in Clark County Real Estate

  A new Colliers report tallies Hawaii-linked property ownership across Clark County, mostly single-family homes and condos, and traces the "Ninth Island" connection to a 1975 downtown casino marketing push.

• Nvidia After Jensen Huang: Interim CEO and What Comes Next

  Nvidia CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO after Jensen Huang resigned amid reports of two relationships and a China spy allegation. Here is how the board got there and what is still unresolved.

• Hegseth Awards Medal to Tomb Sentinel Who Chastised Group

  Pete Hegseth pinned a Joint Service Commendation Medal on Spc. Thomas Iglesias, the sentinel who rebuked his group for laughing at Arlington's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Veterans Day, after video of the moment drew criticism.