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As Nevada’s summer heats up, so does the debate over Assembly Bill 105 (AB105), a legislative proposal that seeks to prohibit the possession of firearms within 100 feet of election sites. While proponents argue it’s a necessary measure to ensure voter safety, critics contend it infringes upon the constitutional rights...

As Memorial Day ushers in the unofficial start of summer, it also signals the beginning of Nevada’s “100 Deadliest Days” on the roads—a period between Memorial Day and Labor Day historically marked by a spike in traffic fatalities. According to the Nevada Office of Traffic Safety, 133 traffic-related deaths have...

On May 23, 2025, a disturbing incident unfolded in Las Vegas that underscores the importance of vigilance and personal responsibility. A man identified as 36-year-old Kyle Capucci entered a business on East Charleston Boulevard exhibiting erratic behavior. Inside, he confronted a customer who was openly carrying a firearm. A struggle...

In a story that sounds like something out of a crime thriller but is all too real, Las Vegas Metro Police are investigating the disturbing death of local journalist Matthew Kelemen—found dead and wrapped in a tarp inside a storage bin at a business near Fremont Street. According to law...

Former Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick has announced her candidacy for mayor of Henderson, Nevada. This decision comes just months after her controversial dismissal from the police department—a termination she learned about through the news, without prior communication from city officials. Chadwick, a dedicated public servant with 22 years of...

Two confirmed cases of rabies in Nevada bats—one in Carson City and another in Washoe County—have once again put the spotlight on something many pet owners still neglect: personal responsibility. According to the Nevada Department of Agriculture’s Animal Disease Laboratory, these recent cases are part of a seasonal trend. Between...

The Nevada Legislature has passed Assembly Bill 244, a measure that will phase out the use of polystyrene foam food containers—commonly known as Styrofoam—across the state by 2029. The bill targets large food establishments, specifically those with 10 or more locations in Nevada, prohibiting them from using disposable foodware made...