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In a press conference on Friday morning, Governor Joe Lombardo said most of Nevada's state services are back online.
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The Nevada Attorney General's Office is sharing that they have gotten reports that some Nevadans have received text messages purporting to be from the DMV and asking recipients to follow a payment portal link.
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The requirement is 20 years in the making, but with just weeks to go, not everyone is ready for it.
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The Nevada DMV announced that it’s suspending walk-in services in Reno and Clark County due to extreme summer heat.
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DMV police earlier this year warned residents about widespread use of fraudulent out-of-state dealer placards, which often sell for $50 or more.
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The arrest is the second made in August by DMV officers pursuing a fraudulent online vehicle sale.
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Beginning Aug. 15, only customers with an appointment will be served at the six metro locations Monday through Friday.
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The agency booked 93,000 appointments in June. Only 52% showed up.
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Some Nevada voters are learning that their voter registration has been automatically changed by the DMV.