ALT A flyer for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., issued by the Nevada Office of the Attorney General. The image features a table filled with various medication bottles, including pills and capsules.

ALT 8 Ways to Protect Yourself - Cybersecurity awareness month Nevada Attorney General's Office website www.ag.nv.gov and official seal that the footer.

ALT Cybersecurity Awareness Month: 8 Ways to Protect Yourself 1. Turn on multifactor authentication. 2. Use a different strong password for every important account. 3. Think before clicking links or opening unexpected attachments. 4. Keep your phone, computer, apps, and browser updated. 5. Verify unexpected requests for money or personal information. 6. Monitor your bank and credit-card accounts for suspicious activity. 7. Consider a credit freeze to help prevent new accounts from being opened in your name. 8. If something feels urgent or unusual, pause and verify before you act. Nevada Attorney General's Office website www.ag.nv.gov and official seal that the footer.

ALT Attorney General Ford Co-Leads Coalition Urging Congress to Strengthen Transparency and Accountability in Epstein Files Release -- Oct. 19, 2026

ALT Quote: "Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's horrific crimes deserve justice, transparency and accountability, not more delays and unanswered questions," said Attorney General Ford. "Congress made its intentions clear when it required these records to be released, and the Department of Justice must follow the law. I'm proud to co-lead this effort to ensure survivors have access to the information they deserve and that no federal agency is above accountability." - Oct. 19, 2026

ALT Attorney General Ford Issues Statement on Recent Appeal in 2020 Fake Electors Case -- Oct. 19, 2026

ALT Quote: “The job of my office is to seek justice, and we will continue to do so in this case,” said Attorney General Ford. “We believe that the District Court’s decision was wrong and we are confident that the Supreme Court of Nevada will agree. The 2020 fake electors attempted to undermine the results of Nevada’s free and fair election and in doing so attacked the very core of our democracy. I look forward to continuing the work needed to hold them accountable.” -- Oct. 19, 2026

ALT Attorney General Ford Applauds Use of T-Mobile Settlement Funds for Student and Apprenticeship Programs -- Oct. 16, 2026

ALT Quote: “I am thrilled that our Office's agreement with T-Mobile has continued to provide workforce development for Nevada's underserved communities,” said Attorney General Ford. “These funds will offer new possibilities for Nevadans by equipping our residents with the tools necessary to compete in today’s workforce and help grow and diversify Nevada's economy.” -- Oct. 16, 2026

ALT Cream poster announces “Early Voting Begins in Nevada,” with a red checkmark beside blue “VOTE,” the date Oct. 17, 2026, and state office branding.

ALT Two people in uniforms and two adults pose with a child, showcasing a positive and welcoming atmosphere.

ALT A group of uniformed individuals gathered under a tent, engaged in conversation and enjoying the outdoor setting.

ALT Attorney General Ford Joins Coalition Pushing Back Against Federal Effort to Gut Head Start Programs -- Oct. 8, 2026

ALT Quote: “We cannot allow decades of progress in early childhood education to be undone,” said Attorney General Ford. “Head Start provides Nevada families with critical education, health care and support services that help children build a strong foundation for their future. Weakening these programs would hurt the children who need them most.” -- Oct. 8, 2026

ALT Attorney General Ford Urges Consumers to Claim Compensation for Inflated Generic Drug Prices -- Oct. 6, 2026

ALT Quote: “Generic drugs are supposed to provide consumers with an affordable option for the medications they need, not become another way for companies to illegally drive up costs,” said Attorney General Ford. “These settlements are about holding drug manufacturers accountable and returning money to the people who may have paid inflated prices. I encourage Nevadans who purchased these medications to check their eligibility and submit a claim so they can receive the compensation they may be owed.” -- Oct. 6, 2026

ALT A blue-toned informational graphic shows a blurred official ballot in the background, with part of the words “Official ballot” visible and a pen along the lower-right edge. Large white text at the top reads “NEVADA MAIL BALLOTS ARE ON THE WAY.” Yellow text near the bottom states that USPS requirements for mailing election ballots remain blocked. The Nevada Office of the Attorney General logo and website appear along the bottom edge.

ALT Heading: Attorney General Ford Sues Lens.com for Misrepresenting the Price of Contact Lenses in Search Ads and on Its Website Oct. 2, 2026

ALT Quote: “Lens.com routinely hides costs that significantly increase the price it has advertised,” said Attorney General Ford. “This unethical and illegal business practice costs Nevada consumers who are fed misleading information that harms their ability to make informed choices about who they do business with. Nevadans do not need any further strain on their wallets in this economy, and I will always hold bad actors accountable when they neglect their responsibility to our state’s consumers.” Oct. 2, 2026

ALT Heading: Attorney General Ford Announces Medicaid Fraud Control Unit Recertification, Federal Government Recognizes Nevada's Success in Combatting Fraud  Oct. 1, 2026

ALT Quote: “I am proud to see the dedicated public servants in my office’s MFCU get the recognition they deserve,” said Attorney General Ford. “Our MFCU repeatedly punches above its weight class to ensure Nevadans remain protected from fraudsters and scammers who would seek to defraud Nevada Medicaid. I am proud to work alongside them every day, and pleased that the Office of the Inspector General recognizes the tremendous work they are doing.” Oct. 1, 2026