A Tier 1 water shortage will remain in effect through 2026 for Nevada, Arizona and California, the federal government announced on Friday.

Nevada will face a 7 percent cut in its share of the Colorado River based on a reservoir projection released Friday, marking the fifth year in a row of cuts in an era of concerning and increasing shortage.

Post this Arizona’s blue bleed was much bigger than its loss of about 74,000 registered Republicans over the past four years. Nevada gained less than 1,000 Republicans.

With Arizona’s 11 electoral votes and Nevada’s six, the states collectively hold more voting power than Georgia, another closely contested state that both Democrats and Republicans believe ...

In Nevada, their numbers have risen consistently for more than a decade, aided in part by the state’s new automatic registration system. In Arizona, nearly half of voters under 30 are now ...