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Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has signed Assembly Bill 111, known as “Jaya’s Law,” into law. This legislation reclassifies wrong-way driving from a civil infraction to a misdemeanor offense, aiming to deter dangerous driving behaviors that endanger innocent lives. The law is named in memory of three-year-old Jaya Brooks, who tragically...

Fifteen-year-old Alisa Petrov, who had been missing from South Jordan, Utah, since April 21, was found safe and in good health after voluntarily walking into the Colorado Springs Police Department on Sunday evening. Authorities confirmed her identity, and she is now under the care of Colorado officials as arrangements are...

A woman in southeast Las Vegas has been arrested after leaving her dog locked in a crate outside during extreme desert heat, leading to the animal’s death. The incident, which occurred Saturday near Frances Celia Avenue, prompted Las Vegas Metro Police to respond following a request from Clark County Animal...

A Las Vegas landlord was fatally shot by his tenant after serving an eviction notice. The suspect, 36-year-old Christopher Rainey, was arrested and charged with open murder and assault with a deadly weapon following the May 29 incident in the 3600 block of North Campbell Road.  According to the Las...

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...

While antisemitic incidents are rising across the nation, Nevada lawmakers found themselves embroiled in a political dodge—not over whether to act, but over how to define the very hate they claim to oppose. Senate Bill 179, a proposal to establish a clear definition of antisemitism for discrimination investigations by the...

When lawlessness becomes spectacle, it’s only a matter of time before someone pulls the trigger. That’s exactly what happened on April 26 around midnight in northwest Las Vegas, where over 100 people gathered for an illegal street takeover near West Ann and North Fort Apache roads. What began as a...