Exclusive: Assemblyman Jim Wheeler speaks to the Nevada Globe
Longtime Assembly member eyes a Senate seat
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Exclusive: Redistricting Consultant Reveals How Politics and Race Shape District Lines
Dem Expert: ‘I carve out this little piece of white’
Steak for Congress, Scraps for Nevadans: Inside Democrats’ Donor-Funded D.C. Lifestyle
Nevada families are still tightening their belts after years of crippling inflation but Nevada’s Democratic delegation isn’t exactly joining them. According to new campaign finance data, Reps. Dina Titus, Susie Lee, and Steven Horsford have been indulging in a steady stream of high-end dining, racking up tabs at some of
OPINION: If Selection Process for New County Manager Is A Done Deal – That’s Not Good
Washoe County Commissioners will be announcing a high-impact decision in the next few days regarding who the county’s next County Manager will be. The County recently announced the 4 finalists. • Two of them are out-of-state administrators in counties with much smaller populations than Washoe’s. • One of the finalists
INSIDE THE PIMP OF NEVADA’S CAMPAIGN: Horsford blows donor cash on Bellagio bars and high-end hotels
Democrat Congressman Steven Horsford might want to pour another round of champagne at the Bellagio, after all, someone else is footing the bill. According to new FEC filings, Horsford raised a seemingly impressive $510,891.84 in the third quarter. But behind the headline number lies a brutal reality: the overwhelming majority
No More Rewarding Bad Behavior: Bullies Can Now Be Transferred Instead of Victims
In a decisive move toward restoring accountability in our education system, Governor Joe Lombardo has signed Assembly Bill 48 into law, empowering school districts to transfer students found guilty of bullying or discrimination to different schools. This marks a significant departure from previous policies that often forced victims to uproot
Feds Own 84.9% of Nevada, Is That Even Legal? A Constitutional Smackdown Summary of the House Natural Resources Committee Action
The House Natural Resources Committee just pushed through its chunk of the budget reconciliation process, carving out $18.5 billion in savings, blowing past its $1 billion goal. Tucked inside is Rep. Mark Amodei’s amendment, a lifeline for Nevada, where the feds control a staggering 84.9% of the land. This amendment
Canyon Gate Country Club Break-In Ends with Intruder’s Death
In the early hours of Sunday morning, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police responded to a reported home invasion at a residence in the exclusive Canyon Gate Country Club. Upon arrival, officers discovered 46-year-old Gary Havens suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene. According to police reports,
Nevada’s Childcare Crisis: Thousands at Risk as Head Start Faces Elimination
The Trump administration’s proposal to eliminate funding for the Head Start program has ignited a firestorm of concern among families, educators, and advocates across the nation. This move threatens to dismantle a program that has provided early childhood education, nutrition, and health services to millions of low-income children since its
NFIB Releases Report Detailing Benefits of 20% Small Business Tax Deduction, Consequences of Potential Small Business Tax Hike in Nevada
CARSON CITY, Nev., April 15, 2025—The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, released a new report outlining the benefits the 20% Small Business Tax Deduction will bring to Nevada if made permanent. The report also spotlights that the 333,000+ small businesses in Nevada could