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
Law enforcement officials in North Las Vegas have launched a homicide investigation after a 25-year-old man was found unresponsive in a vehicle on Friday afternoon. Officers arrived at a home in the 6100 block of Withrow Downs Street, near East Tropical Parkway, shortly before 5 p.m. and pronounced the man
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has launched a blistering new paid ad campaign exposing Democrat Rep. Steven Horsford for voting against critical funding for U.S. service members, turning his back on the very heroes he represents in Congress. The ad, which will run across digital platforms in Nevada’s 4th
From conservative critiques, let’s examine lobbying triumphs that reshaped landscapes, for better or worse. Nevada gaming’s lobby win: Post-2008 recession, they pushed for federal online gambling nods, reviving Vegas with billions in revenue. Jobs soared, but critics note addiction spikes ignored. Mining example: Lobbying secured the 1872 Mining Law updates,
Nevada Democrats Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford have officially shown their cards and Nevadans should be deeply alarmed. By enthusiastically endorsing Aaron Ford’s entry into the 2026 gubernatorial race, they’ve tied themselves to a radical, corrupt, and dangerously soft-on-crime agenda that places politics over public safety. Aaron Ford,
Federal influences highlight lobbying’s dual edge, especially for us conservatives who prize limited government and enterprise. On the good: Lobbying lets industries fight overreach, like when Nevada miners lobbied against excessive EPA rules, preserving 14,000 jobs and economic freedom. It’s grassroots in suits, echoing our values of self-reliance. But the