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In a candid moment that has sparked considerable discussion, Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo expressed strong sentiments toward his online detractors during a private gathering. Addressing criticism directed at him and Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony, Lombardo remarked, “All the individuals on social media, they’re talking bad about all of us, in...

Clark County’s Wetlands Park experienced its second brush fire within a month, raising questions about public safety and resource management. On Tuesday evening, around 7:01 p.m., multiple calls reported a fire approximately 300 yards by 50 feet on the east side of the wash, burning north along the riverbank. The...

Democratic Senator Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada, alongside her colleagues, has reintroduced the American Family Act. This legislation seeks to permanently enlarge the Child Tax Credit (CTC), significantly increasing federal spending under the guise of aiding middle-class and low-income families.  The proposed act aims to escalate the CTC from its...

On Monday afternoon, a vehicle crashed into the Chick-fil-A restaurant located at 9925 S. Eastern Avenue in Henderson, resulting in injuries to five employees. The incident occurred around 2 p.m., prompting immediate response from local authorities. According to the Henderson Police Department, the driver, a 79-year-old individual, experienced a medical...

City leadership is once again in the spotlight, not for achievements, but for the kind of careless, racially-charged rhetoric that erodes public trust and undermines confidence in government institutions. Edward “Owen” Dickie, the City Manager of Mesquite, Nevada, now finds himself at the center of controversy after audio recordings surfaced...

A Henderson man has been sentenced to prison for attempting to prey on a child. Nathan Thomas Foreman, 43, will spend the next decade behind bars after pleading guilty to coercion, enticement, and possession of child pornography. But the question remains: Is a 10-year sentence truly sufficient for a crime...

In a decisive move to restore law and order, Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has unveiled the “Safe Streets and Neighborhoods Act,” a comprehensive bill designed to hold criminals accountable and enhance public safety across the state. This legislation aims to address the surge in repeat offenses and the escalating threats...