NRCC Releases Holiday Ad Targeting Susie Lee’s Support Of Bidenomics
With inflation wreaking havoc on wallets this holiday season, shoppers are cutting back
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‘Fierce Bipartisan Advocate’ Enters Assembly Race With Partisan Baggage
Ryan Hampton has been endorsed by Nevada Democrats for Assembly District 4
Clark County Judge Orders Release of Bodycam Footage in Durango High School Incident
LAS VEGAS – A Clark County judge has ordered the Clark County School District to release bodycam footage of an incident that happened near Durango High School on February 9th. The court also ordered CCSD to release citation information, incident reports, and dispatch logs within 30 days. The incident was
Duane “Keefe D” Davis Seeks Release Ahead of Tupac Murder Trial
LAS VEGAS – Lawyers for Duane “Keefe D” Davis have filed a move to have him released from jail while awaiting trial on murder charges related to the killing of rap legend Tupac Shakur. Davis has been imprisoned since his arrest in September, and his legal team is pleading with
As Percent Of Gross State Product, Nevada Ranks #1 In Clean Investment
A joint study finds that Nevada invests 2.1 percent of state GSP in “clean energy and industry”
Washoe County Manager Makes Twice The Salary Of Nevada’s Governor
County Manager Eric Brown makes over $331,000 per year for managing a county of 480,000 residents
President Trump To Hold ‘Commit To Caucus’ Rally in Reno
The rally will be held at the Reno Sparks Convention Center
Innocent Girl Shot in Shoulder by Stray Bullet
LAS VEGAS – A young girl is fighting for her life after being shot in the shoulder by a stray bullet that entered her west Las Vegas Valley apartment through an adjoining wall last week. On Nov. 20 around 4 p.m., police responded to an apartment near Charleston Boulevard and
Deadly Shooting Leaves Unidentified Man Dead on Mill Street
RENO, NEV. – An investigation is underway following a deadly shooting that occurred early Wednesday morning on Mill Street. Police responded to a 911 call around 3:30 a.m. and found an unidentified man dead with a gunshot wound. Authorities believe the shooting was a targeted event, and there is no
ACLU NV Threatens Lawsuit Against City of Las Vegas ‘Order Out Corridor’ Bill
In August, 2022, the ACLU NV filed a joint amicus brief with the Nevada Supreme Court in response to an “Order Out Corridor” for the Las Vegas Strip