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Once again, Las Vegas commuters were jolted Tuesday morning by a shocking incident: a pedestrian struck on a major freeway at 5:38 a.m. in the southbound HOV lane of I-11 headed toward I-15. Authorities confirmed the pedestrian was critically injured and transported to a local hospital. But while first responders...

Las Vegas police are investigating the death of 20-year-old Tayshawn Todd, whose body was found in a backyard pool in east Las Vegas just hours after his mother reported him missing. The timeline raises pressing questions about personal accountability, situational awareness, and how often preventable losses are dismissed as mysteries—until...

The heartbreaking death of 5-year-old Jaxenn Garcia over the weekend has left a Nevada family devastated and calling for support, but it also reignites a necessary conversation about personal responsibility and the real-life consequences when vigilance lapses—especially when it comes to our children’s safety. Jaxenn reportedly drowned Saturday afternoon in...

Starting July 1, nearly 200 new laws take effect in Nevada—a clear signal that lawmakers in Carson City are staying true to one thing: expanding government influence over nearly every aspect of life. From firearms and school policy to university contracts and AI regulations, the state’s latest legislative session delivered...

Late Saturday night, Nevada was reminded of a harsh reality: freedom on the road comes with responsibility—and when that’s neglected, lives are lost. According to Nevada State Police, a fatal crash occurred just after 11 p.m. on Interstate 15, involving a Ford F-250 pickup truck driving south in the northbound...

A house fire in Henderson sent three civilians to the hospital—one in critical condition—and forced two Henderson police officers into emergency care after suffering smoke inhalation, yet another reminder of the very real dangers our first responders face while serving the public. The fire broke out Saturday evening in the...

Las Vegas police could be gearing up for a showdown over forced pay cuts—again. The Police Protective Association recently wrapped a member poll on whether to strike or use “sick leave” in protest of an upcoming increase in retirement contributions (PERS), driven by the state. While public-sector striking is illegal...