Exclusive: Redistricting Consultant Reveals How Politics and Race Shape District Lines
Dem Expert: ‘I carve out this little piece of white’
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Nevada Considers Year-Round Standard Time: A Move Towards Personal Well-Being and Economic Stability
In a significant legislative move, Nevada’s Assembly Committee on Government Affairs is set to deliberate on Assembly Bill 81, introduced by Assemblymember Selena La Rue Hatch. This bill aims to abolish the state’s observance of Daylight Saving Time (DST), advocating for a consistent year-round Standard Time. While federal law currently
Opinion: Reno’s Homeless Crisis Exposed: Only 10% Are Truly Homeless, 90% Choose To Live on the Streets
Back Story: Like a majority of larger cities, Reno’s future sustainability is threatened by its exploding population of individuals mis-identified as “homeless.” Reno’s homeless population of 80 in 2017, grew over 2000% by 2024 to 2,000, and is projected to exceed 30,000 by 2031. This situation has caused immeasurable damage
Federal Judge Nominated by President Biden Halts Kroger Albertson Merger
Earlier this year, the FTC sued to block the $24.6 billion dollar deal arguing the merger would harm consumers and union employees
OPINION: The Fight For Parental Rights In Nevada’s Schools Is Just Beginning
Parents must know that there are regulations in CCSD and WCSD that isolate them from their child
Three Commissioners Reject Clark County Sales Tax Increase Proposal to Address Homelessness
At the regular Clark County Commission meeting on Tuesday, three commissioners voted down a proposal that would have raised the sales tax in the county. Commissioners Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Jim Gibson, and Michael Naft opposed the measure introduced unexpectedly by Commission Chairman Tick Segerblom. Segerblom had hoped the increased revenue would
ACLJ Joins 9th Circuit Appeal Challenging Election Worker Protection Bill
The ACLJ has joined Attorney and Republican National Committeewoman Sigal Chattah’s appeal challenging the legality of Senate Bill 406 signed by Governor Joe Lombardo
UNR Women’s Volleyball Team Spikes Administration, Will Not Play Against SJSU
‘I know what our team is going to do, and we are going to have integrity,’ volleyball team captain Sia Liilii stated
UNR Moves Forward With Volleyball Match Despite Players’ Forfeit Over SJSU Transgender Athlete
Despite the players concerns of fairness and safety, UNR intends to move forward with the match scheduled for October 26
Alex Woodley Resigns from City of Reno Amid Allegations of ‘Sexting’ On City-Issued Cell Phone
Multiple sources within the City of Reno told The Globe that salacious text messages, including photos and videos, were discovered during an unrelated search