A fatal shooting occurred Tuesday night in northwest Las Vegas, where a teenager was killed outside a residence reportedly hosting a party. The incident was reported just after 10 p.m. near Ann Road and Durango Drive in the 5600 block of North Bonita Vista Street. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police responded
Building on that DOJ scrutiny from last installment, let’s shift to a guy who’s become a hero in conservative circles for calling out what looks like outright election rigging. Edward Solomon isn’t some wild-eyed theorist, he’s a mathematician who’s crunched numbers from multiple states, including Nevada, and what he found
Nevadans, remember yesterday’s gut-wrenching nightmare from our last dive into the voting apocalypse, where your ballot disappears like a ghost in the Mojave, thanks to shady machines and vanishing records? Well, strap in tighter, because the saga just exploded. Pastor Andy Michael Thompson, our fearless champion against election fraud, got
Alright, picking up from that voter roll nightmare we talked about last time, let’s discuss the big guns getting involved. Imagine you’re the Registrar of Voters in Washoe, sifting through stacks of voter files, when bam, a letter from the U.S. Department of Justice lands on your desk, demanding access
Nevadans, imagine casting your vote in Vegas or Reno, or anywhere in Nevada, fired up for lower taxes and protecting our mining jobs, only to learn the whole system’s a sham, with votes vanishing into thin air and machines playing games. That’s the horror Pastor Andy Michael Thompson is battling
Part 1: The Hidden Mess in Nevada’s Voter Rolls, Why Thousands Are Vanishing, and What It Means for You Hey there, fellow Nevadans, let’s kick this off with a story that hits close to home. Picture this: It’s Election Day in Las Vegas, and you’re fired up to cast your
We’ve journeyed through the lobbying maze, from basics to Nevada’s gaming and mining power plays, energy maneuvers, federal ripples, conservative tensions, success tales, and reform hopes. Now, let’s sum it: the good, the bad, and what we’ve gleaned for our Silver State and beyond. First, the positives. Lobbying fuels informed
A fatal high-speed crash in North Las Vegas early Sunday has led authorities to open a homicide investigation after one adult woman was found unresponsive near a wrecked SUV. North Las Vegas Police say officers responded shortly after 1:30 a.m. to the 6100 block of Withrow Downs Street, near East Tropical
As rural hospitals across America face collapse, three of Nevada’s top Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford voted against the largest rural healthcare investment in a generation. Their vote was a direct rejection of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB)—President Trump and Republicans’ bold plan to revitalize rural America,
Building on those mixed wins, reform calls grow, especially among conservatives tired of cronyism. In Nevada, proposals include tighter donation caps, post the $2 million gaming haul. Nationally, bills like the For the People Act aimed at transparency, though many see it as overreach. Unique angle: Grassroots conservative groups push