Nevada legislature lets state lottery bill die two years after approving the measure

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Two years after approving a measure to allow a statewide lottery, lawmakers in Nevada let the bill die once again.

The deadline for bills to pass out of their first committee in the Nevada legislature, which comes before they can be voted upon by the full body of lawmakers, passed Friday. Many bills, including one that moved to legalize a statewide lottery, did not make it past the deadline. 

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