The Nevada Press Foundation is now accepting nominations for the Nevada Press Foundation Hall of Fame Class of 2026. The Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made significant and lasting contributions to journalism in Nevada—those whose work has strengthened the profession, served their communities, and upheld the principles of …

The 2026 Nevada Press Foundation Awards of Excellence Contest is officially OPEN—and it’s time to showcase the best journalism from across the Silver State. Whether it’s watchdog reporting, standout design, or compelling storytelling, this is your opportunity to have your work recognized among Nevada’s best. Key Dates & Entry Details …

On February 18, 2026, the Nevada Press Association formally submitted a letter opposing proposed public records fee increases before the Carson City Board of Supervisors. These proposed changes, listed under Agenda Items 14 and 15, would significantly increase the cost of accessing public records in Carson City — and in …

NPA condemns removal of journalists who refused to accept unconstitutional reporting conditions.   The Nevada Press Association is deeply troubled by the removal of Las Vegas Review-Journal reporters and a photographer from a Clark County courtroom Wednesday after they declined to accept a judge’s condition restricting what they may report, …

PRESS RELEASE – 2025 NPA Officers Elected The Nevada Press Association (NPA) has elected a new slate of officers and directors to lead the organization through the 2025–2027 term. Bob Conrad, publisher of This Is Reno, will serve as President, bringing extensive media experience and legislative expertise to the role. …

Nancy Streets dedicated more than 40 years to community journalism, earning statewide respect for her innovation in advertising, leadership, and service to local newspapers. Her work strengthened the business side of newsrooms and brought essential content to readers in Sparks, Virginia City, and Elko. She began her career at the …

Steve Sebelius has been a pillar of Nevada political journalism for more than 30 years. As a reporter, editor, and columnist for the Las Vegas Sun, Las Vegas CityLife, and Las Vegas Review-Journal, he set the standard for political coverage with his accuracy, fairness, and insight. His sharp analysis and …

Jon Ralston has shaped Nevada journalism for more than four decades through fearless political reporting, sharp commentary, and visionary leadership. He began his career at the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 1984, later serving as a political columnist for the Las Vegas Sun and Reno Gazette-Journal. His direct, fact-driven interviews on …

Norman Cardoza played a vital role in Nevada journalism for over two decades, best known for his tenure as editorial page editor at the Reno Evening Gazette. He began his newspaper career in 1957 and joined the Gazette in 1961, where he reported on police, courts, and local government before …

Fallon, NV – The Nevada Press Foundation honored the best in Nevada journalism at its Awards of Excellence Dinner on Saturday, September 20, 2025, in Fallon. The event, sponsored by Southwest Gas, recognized the outstanding reporting, photography, design, and storytelling that keep Nevada communities informed. Among the evening’s top honors: …