Easily … 1) When the -27 is the projected $27 million Washoe County budget deficit for 2025. 2) When the “17” is the $17 million in annual savings that could be realized by closing down Washoe County’s 12 anachronistic public libraries. 3) When the “33” is the $33 million in
For far too long, American manufacturing has declined, but the tides are turning. The U.S. Small Business Administration is at the forefront of bringing manufacturing back to the U.S., with the new Made in America Manufacturing Initiative, providing resources, capital, and support to help small business manufacturing thrive domestically and
Here’s a fiscal horror story straight out of Carson City: Nevada’s Secretary of State has overspent his budget by a jaw-dropping $773,148. That’s not a typo, three-quarters of a million dollars of taxpayer money, torched through what can only be described as reckless financial mismanagement. And now, with SB458 on
Nevada’s latest legislative travesty, AB534, is a masterclass in bureaucratic overreach and electoral sabotage. This bill isn’t just a power grab, it’s a full-on assault on the integrity of our elections, the sovereignty of our counties, and the rights of every Nevadan voter. Sponsored by the Secretary of State’s office,
Washoe County District Attorney Chris Hicks recently used National Crime Victims Week (April 6-12) and a fervent op/ed to try and convince potential voters that his top priority is punishing criminals and protecting victims. https://www.rgj.com/story/opinion/2025/04/06/a-commitment-to-crime-victims-through-reinforced-accountability/82780021007/ Don’t be fooled. The example below proves that Hicks is just another politician who will
Here’s the situation, folks: today, April 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM PDT, the Nevada Supreme Court in Carson City will hear oral arguments in a case that’s less about GPS trackers and more about the soul of free speech. John Doe, a concerned citizen who dared to hire a private
Let’s dissect Nevada’s latest legislative brainchild, AB499, a bill so riddled with flaws it could turn our elections into a free-for-all where citizenship is optional, and signatures are as secure as a screen door on a submarine. This isn’t just a misstep, it’s a full-on sprint toward undermining the integrity
Tuesday, April 8, 2025, the Nevada Supreme Court hears oral arguments in the absurd “Trackergate” saga at 10:00 AM PDT in Carson City, and let me tell you, this case is a clown show of epic proportions. Private investigator David McNeely is being dragged through the mud for legally tracking
Nevada’s Democrat, led Assembly is at it again, pushing a resolution, AJR14, that’s as misguided as it is divisive. Set for a hearing tomorrow, April 3, 2025, at 4 p.m. before the Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections, this joint resolution doesn’t just condemn the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
Here’s the deal: a private investigator, David McNeely, did his job. He tracked Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and former Washoe County Commissioner Vaughn Hartung using GPS devices. Was it sneaky? Sure. Was it illegal? Not even close. At the time, Nevada had no law banning such tactics, none, zip, nada.