On The Record With Assemblyman Rich DeLong
In Part One of an hour-long interview, Delong shares his freshman experience as an Assemblyman
In Part One of an hour-long interview, Delong shares his freshman experience as an Assemblyman
NEVADA – Carson City Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the arrest of Robert Potter in connection to an alleged felony lewdness incident that occurred in April. According to a statement from a detective of the Carson City Sheriff’s Office, Potter was identified as the suspect in the case where he was
NEVADA – Empire Southwest, formerly known as Cashman Equipment Company, is hosting a job fair for qualified technicians and skilled trade candidates amidst a booming construction and mining industry in Nevada. The company serves territories in Arizona, parts of California and Nevada, and cites the growth opportunities in one of
LAS VEGAS – Ines Flores and Erick Lorenzo are facing animal abuse charges for allegedly leaving three puppies without food or water in their Las Vegas apartment for a full day. The incident was reported on Monday, May 1st, after officers responded to a call about possible animal abuse near
Hardy: ‘This outcome is not contemplated by Nevada law and would work an injustice to plaintiffs who suffer tortious invasions to privacy’
Johnson: ‘Susie Lee has come to exemplify Washington corruption’
A Whistleblower comes forward to The Globe and raises concerns related to the spiraling costs of the CARES campus and federal grant fraud
LAS VEGAS – The FBI is investigating a suspected hate crime at Clark High School in Las Vegas after a swastika was found carved on the back of a Jewish student with autism. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) confirmed the incident, and Jolie Brislin, the ADL Nevada Executive Director, described it
Republican Senators Heidi Seevers Gansert, Lisa Krasner, and Carrie Buck voted with the Democratic majority on SB 153
Sen. Hansen: ‘If we are in the super minority after the next election, it isn’t going to matter who the Governor is’