Updated: 10:35 AM If you are not registered to vote, you have until 11:59pm Saturday, Oct. 6th to register online. Today the Secretary of State's office announced the online registration deadline will return to its original 11:59 time.

Updated: 5:22 PM Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart are to tangle in a sold-out mock presidential debate that's as much about laughs as about politics.

Updated: 1:13 PM During a campaign swing through California, President Barack Obama will establish a national monument on the property that was home to Latino labor leader Cesar Chavez and his farmworker movement.

Updated: 12:26 PM President Bill Clinton is heading to Las Vegas next week to campaign for President Barack Obama.

Posted: 4:42 PM Former pro basketball player Greg Anthony is backing Mitt Romney for president in a new Nevada TV commercial.

Posted: 2:47 PM Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says a drop in the nation's unemployment rate to 7.8 percent "is not what a real recovery looks like."

Updated: 7:24 PM The deadline to register online to vote is this weekend. If you are not already registered, Nevadans may register online until 11:59 p.m. on Saturday.

Updated: 12:53 PM Democrats are looking to rebound from what's being seen as a disappointing debate performance by President Barack Obama last night, by accusing Mitt Romney of being dishonest on the debate stage.

Updated: 10:38 AM President Barack Obama is challenging Republican Mitt Romney's candor the morning after their first debate, saying: "If you want to be president, you owe the American people the truth."

Posted: 10:59 PM Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate Jim Gray joined students and faculty at UNR for the Wednesday Presidential Debates. Gray is running with former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson and says it’s not fair the two aren’t allowed to participate in the debate series.

Updated: 3:08 PM Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney would end an Obama administration policy allowing some young illegal immigrants to stay in the country and work, though anyone already granted a reprieve from possible deportation wouldn't see that permission revoked.

Updated: 6:48 PM Michelle Obama has made a special appeal to women and students at a rally at the University of Nevada, Reno, asking them to help get voters to the polls in support of her husband in November.

Updated: 10:21 PM A Republican candidate for an open Nevada Assembly seat is alleging that his Democratic rival in the Nov. 6 election doesn't live in the southwest Las Vegas district he seeks to represent.

Posted: 11:06 PM Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says he might be willing to reduce income tax deductions for home mortgage interest and health care costs.

Posted: 5:43 PM Ann Romney has stepped out into a new role for the final stretch of the campaign: Character witness and defender in chief.

Updated: 5:59 PM A government source tells KOLO voter registration forms in Nevada are being reviewed for potential fraud and to determine if the forms are complete. Secretary of State Ross Miller's office declined to comment on whether an investigation is taking place.

Updated: 5:26 PM Libertarian Vice Presidential candidate Judge Jim Gray will visit northern Nevada this Thursday to speak to two groups.

Posted: 7:20 AM Barack Obama and Mitt Romney's spouses are spending time rallying support in Reno less than a week apart.

Updated: 3:51 PM Washoe County is approaching record voter registration for next month's election with a very narrow difference between Democrats and Republicans.

Updated: 2:57 PM Paul Ryan says it would take too long to explain the numbers behind the tax plan that he and Mitt Romney are proposing.

Updated: 2:53 PM A Roman Catholic archbishop has warned Chief Justice John Roberts and his fellow justices not to confuse what's popular with what's best for society.

Updated: 12:54 PM Superstar Mexican rock band Maná is set to perform during President Barack Obama's campaign stop in Las Vegas Sunday evening.

Updated: 12:58 PM California lawmakers will no longer be getting a break on how much they pay for vanity license plates.

Posted: 10:29 AM When it comes to choosing a president, not all votes are created equal. Chances are yours will count less than a select few.

Posted: 11:35 AM Republican Sen. Dean Heller and Democratic Rep. Shelley Berkley are accusing each other of hurting the middle class and being in the pocket of big business.