Dem Leadership May Block Hearing For Educational Choice Scholarships
Erin Phillips, CEO of Power 2 Parent responds: ‘To not hear this bill in committee would be, in effect, ignoring the will of their constituents’
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EXCLUSIVE: Elizabeth Helgelien Announces Candidacy For CD-3
Helgelien: ‘I never had a taste for politics. I have a taste to represent the people of Nevada’
Bipartisan Outrage In Carson City Over ‘Discriminatory’ Valentine
Sen. Harris is questioning Republican-led efforts to fund school choice initiatives after receiving ‘anti-LBGT’ valentine
Police Investigate Death of Ryan Keeler, UNLV Student-Athlete
LAS VEGAS – UNLV student-athlete Ryan Keeler was found dead in his apartment on Feb. 20. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department responded to a call from UNLV officers requesting assistance. Upon arrival, police found an empty prescription bottle at the scene. According to the report, Keeler visited the director
Goodwill of Southern Nevada is Hiring for its Warehouse and Clearance Center
NEVADA – At its forthcoming job fair, Goodwill is looking for new employees for its warehouse and clearance store. On Tuesday, February 28, from 8 AM to 2 PM, Goodwill of Southern Nevada will be holding a hiring event at its Clearance Center. Cashiers, clearing processors, equipment operators, material handlers,
Commissioner Hartung Joins Mayor Schieve in Tracking Device Lawsuit
Hartung discovered a tracking device was placed on his car(s) after media and public record reports showed the locations of the vehicle
Sam Peters Military Records Released to Firm Funded By DCCC
Peters: ‘I fully intend to hold those who fraudulently obtained my records’
Governor Lombardo Signals Support For Cannizzaro’s Abortion Bill
SB 131 is designed to protect women and children traveling to Nevada for an abortion
Students Left in Limbo After Nursing School Violates High-stakes Testing Policy
LAS VEGAS – Students in the nursing program at Las Vegas College are in limbo after their institution was discovered to have violated Nevada State Board of Nursing policy. Peter Mikhail, the president of Las Vegas College, stated on Friday that high-stakes examinations were being administered in the nursing program.
Vegas Motorists Seek Cheaper Gas After Weekend Pipeline Leak
LAS VEGAS – Many motorists rushed to fill up their tanks over the weekend in anticipation of a shortage after a gas pipeline leak disrupted fuel transport from California to Las Vegas. As a result, motorists are actively seeking out stations with lower fuel costs. At the gas station on