In a moment that underscores the steep cost of personal recklessness and the value of life lived responsibly, justice was finally delivered in the case of Jimmy McCoy — a 63-year-old single father whose only “crime” was riding his e-bike to pick up his daughters from school. He never made
Henderson Deputy Chief Jonathan Boucher, after more than two decades of service, officially stepped down on June 19, but the timing raises key questions about leadership accountability and transparency in law enforcement. A clear-headed public would wonder whether his departure was truly voluntary—or quietly forced by the city’s decision makers. Sources
A colossal data breach has exposed 16 billion login credentials, including Apple accounts, in what researchers call “one of the largest breaches in history.” This digital disaster, uncovered by Cybernews, spans 30 datasets, each packed with usernames, passwords, and URLs, prime fuel for identity theft, account takeovers, and phishing scams. If
Early Saturday, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police uncovered a grim scene in a remote area south of the valley: a man had succumbed to gunshot wounds on South Las Vegas Boulevard near Sloan Road. First responders arrived shortly after a 7:20 a.m. report, finding the victim deceased and the nearby desert
but that’s a good thing.
Another night, another DUI crash in Las Vegas—yet some still question the importance of personal accountability on our roads. On Wednesday evening, a reckless decision by an intoxicated driver caused a chaotic, three-car collision at the busy intersection of Desert Inn Road and Jones Boulevard. Authorities confirm that the driver
Alright, folks, let’s cut through the noise and get to the meat of this “Trackergate” mess. Washoe County District Judge David Hardy just dropped a bombshell on June 17, 2025, ruling that John Doe, the guy who dared to poke around the shady dealings of Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and
Reno, NV – On June 12, 2025, a concerned Renoite fired off a pointed letter to Nevada’s U.S. Attorney Sigal Chattah, alleging that the state’s mail ballot system flouts the federal Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act. His name? Oscar Williams. His grievance? Nevada’s ballot return envelopes expose voters’ signature,
The dictionary defines “murder” as the “Unlawful and unjustified killing of someone.” Based on that definition, the Washoe County Commissioners and their County Manager must share blame for their part in the recent “murder” of long-time vagrant, CARES Campus client, and meth addict John B. Better known on the street as “Paris”,
A political storm is brewing in Nevada’s 1st Congressional District as Democrat Rep. Dina Titus faces growing signs that her time in office may be coming to an end. After reporting a lackluster $160,165 raised in the first quarter of 2025 an alarmingly low total for a vulnerable incumbent, Titus is