Several celebrities have been involved in politics this election.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump faces a formidable challenge tonight when he and Democrat Hillary Clinton go head to head in a third and final televised debate. Mr Trump must try to reverse momentum in an election that polls show is tilting away from him.

“If we could run our country the way I’ve run my company, we would have a country that you will be so proud of,” said GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump on Wednesday night during the third and final debate before the Nov. 8 election. “You would even be proud of it,” he added to his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

"I really think they should talk about healthcare, LGBTQ laws, college education. Immigration is really important for me. Climate change. I really hope to see some policy."

June Simms doesn’t wear a white coat, she doesn’t use a stethoscope during her workday, and she probably won’t ever be called upon to perform an emergency appendectomy. But Simms is as much a part of Southern Nevada’s patient care landscape as any doctor, nurse or medical professional, and the one member of your health care team you’ve surely never met.

Ahead of last week's presidential debate came Donald Trump with strong accusations that the presidential election is rigged against him by the media and the political elite. It is not the first time Trump has said it, but he has been increasingly loudly the last week.

Nevada early voting was a major focus on the Democratic party this weekend as a tight Senate race and swing-state status in the presidential elections gave it an edge despite its paltry six electoral votes. Even Barack Obama showed up to support his party’s nominees, reported NBC News. Nevada early voting was a major focus on the Democratic party this weekend as a tight Senate race and swing-state status in the presidential elections gave it an edge despite its paltry six electoral votes. Even Barack Obama showed up to support his party’s nominees, reported NBC News.

Katy Perry is a #nastywoman — at least for Hillary Clinton. The pop star made students Rise early Saturday as she canvassed the University of Nevada, Las Vegas to garner support for the Democratic presidential candidate. Perry went door-to-door to encourage Rebels to capitalize on the Silver State's first day of early voting, and her campaigning outfit was almost too golden.

The University of Nevada-Las Vegas announced that Athletic Director Tina Kunzer-Murphy has agreed to a six-month contract extension and will continue to lead the department until the conclusion of the 2016-17 Academic Year in June. Kunzer-Murphy will then transition to a new position, focused primarily on fundraising, with the UNLV Foundation beginning July 1, 2017. Her original contract expires in December 2016 with the announcement made by school president Dr. Len Jessup.