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Nevada Launches Election Transparency Site — But Does It Fix the Real Problems?

October 9, 2025   1:12 pm
Nevada’s Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar has unveiled a new state website meant to promote “transparency” in elections, highlighting how his office handles complaints of voter fraud and violations of election law. The site outlines how allegations are investigated, lists common complaints, and provides quarterly updates on current cases. Aguilar...
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After Child’s Death, State Must Toughen DUI Laws – Now

October 9, 2025   11:32 am
Nevada’s DUI laws remain far too lenient, and last week’s legislative failure to strengthen them was a missed opportunity. The death of 12-year-old Cristofer Suarez—struck by a suspected impaired driver—exposes the devastating consequences of soft policy. Meanwhile, advocates and the governor continue pushing for penalties that match the risk. Under...
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Clark County Officials Question UMC CEO’s Bonus as Layoffs Loom

October 9, 2025   10:51 am
A discussion over University Medical Center’s CEO compensation turned contentious during a recent Clark County Commission meeting, drawing criticism from commissioners and union leaders amid fears of potential layoffs. Commissioner April Becker raised concern about CEO Mason Van Houweling’s base salary—reported around $840,000—with added bonuses pushing it past $1 million....
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WIC Program Halted in Tribal and Non-Tribal Nevada Due to Government Shutdown

October 8, 2025   5:46 pm
Because of the ongoing federal government shutdown, the Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada (ITCN) announced Wednesday that all WIC program services will be temporarily suspended.  Beginning Thursday, no benefits will be issued, offices will close statewide—including in Reno, Elko, and Las Vegas—and staff will not conduct appointments until federal funding is...
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Two CCSD Students Killed in Separate Strikes by Vehicles, District Says

October 7, 2025   8:39 pm
Two students in the Clark County School District have died within the past week, officials confirmed Tuesday. District representatives say both deaths are under investigation, and no additional details have been released publicly at this time. The district expressed its sorrow and offered support to grieving families, students, and staff....
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Community Mourns 12-Year-Old Struck by Suspected Drunk Driver While Walking to School

October 7, 2025   1:47 pm
A 12-year-old Las Vegas student, Christofer Suarez, has died after being struck by a suspected impaired driver while walking to school, prompting grief from his mother and calls from the community for greater safety measures.  Authorities say Suarez left the sidewalk to cross East Owens Avenue near North 21st Street...
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Rising Costs Push Some Nevadans to Sell Plasma for Extra Cash

October 7, 2025   8:43 am
In Las Vegas, some residents have turned to selling plasma as a way to make ends meet amid concerns about a tightening job market. Donation centers in the area report steady traffic as people seek supplemental income, especially with rising costs of living placing additional strain on households. Experts note...
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