LAS VEGAS – A man already in custody for a 2024 murder is now facing additional charges after police say he lured another victim to a remote desert area under the false pretense of a job opportunity before killing him. According to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police, 30-year-old D’Andre Owens was
In a high-stakes showdown for free speech and election oversight, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has thrown its weight behind Nevada plaintiffs—including conservative firebrand Robert Beadles—in their Ninth Circuit challenge against Nevada’s SB 406. The case, Vanness v. Aguilar (No. 24-2910), set for oral arguments on March 7,
In a world where impulse often overshadows reason, the recent Las Vegas case stands as a stark reminder of how quickly reckless actions can spiral into life-threatening violence. Police responded to a shocking double stabbing on February 24 after a 19-year-old man allegedly attacked his two roommates over an argument
Let’s hone in on Governor Joe Lombardo’s proposal to require mail-in ballots to be received by Election Day—rather than four days after—during the 83rd Nevada Legislative Session. As of February 26, 2025, this reform lacks a bill number, but it’s a key focus for conservatives over the next 14 days.
In yet another attempt to shield illegal immigrants from federal law enforcement, Nevada lawmakers are pushing a bill that would make it a crime for school employees to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Assembly Bill 217, introduced by Democrat Assemblymember Cecilia González, would bar school staff from allowing ICE
In a harrowing case that underscores the paramount importance of vigilance in child welfare, 48-year-old Crystal Stephens has pleaded guilty to the brutal murder, kidnapping, and abuse of 4-year-old Brandon Steckler, Jr. This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the consequences when personal responsibility and community oversight falter.
PHILIPPINES- In a tale fit for the silver screen, an unassuming, wrongly named bull has proven that not all heroes wear capes—some have horns, hooves, and an unexpected knack for heavy lifting! Mistaken Identity: Turns out our hero, Willie the Water Buffalo, is not a water buffalo at all. Often
The legal battle following a violent shooting in a Summerlin law office has taken another turn. The parents of Ashley Prince, one of the victims, have filed a lawsuit against the wife and law firm of the gunman, Joseph Houston, alleging negligence and complicity in the events that unfolded on
Authorities in Paris are investigating a horrifying incident in which an 18-year-old American student allegedly threw her newborn baby out of a hotel window, leaving the umbilical cord still attached. French prosecutors have confirmed that the baby was found wrapped in a cloth outside the hotel in the 20th arrondissement
Nevada’s gritty soul thrives on straight talk and open books. We’re a state of taxpayers who demand to know where our dollars go, a people who’ve fought off government overreach from sagebrush rebellions to tax battles. So when Assembly Bill 51 (AB 51) slinks into the 83rd Legislative Session, set