Judge Alleges Public Shaming At Heart Of Judicial Discipline Complaint

The JDC’s scathing complaint, filed last month, alleges that Tobiasson used her position as a judge to influence police.

Trump’s Suit Against Nevada Tossed As ‘Speculative’

A federal judge Friday dismissed the Trump campaign lawsuit against Nevada legislation requiring ballots to be sent to all active voters.

School Board: Partisan Antics Overshadow Local Policy Positions In District B

You might be able to distill one of the CCSD School Board races down to t-shirts.

Inmate Families Paying Price For Billionaire’s Ballot Measure

The few bucks Shellie is able to send her husband, an inmate at Ely State Prison, won’t lend comfort to his four- to ten-year sentence.

RBG’s Death Hits A Rattled Nation With A Double Punch

In normal times, the country would pause to mourn the passing and celebrate the life of a brilliant, brave and inspirational trailblazer.

Conservationists Say Humans Uprooted Flowers, Lithium Miner Blames Rodents

A preliminary field survey by conservation groups estimated that more than 17,000 Tiehm’s buckwheat plants had been dug up.

Stadium Generated Fewer Than A Quarter Of Projected Construction Jobs

It was music to the ears of lawmakers who watched construction jobs evaporate during the Great Recession.

Homelessness Working Group To Legislature: A Little Help?

The working group is handing a good portion of the funding responsibility right back to the Legislature.

TPS Holders Condemn Latest Court Ruling, Brace For Fight Ahead

Miguel Barahona is one of thousands legally living and working in Nevada under humanitarian protections who could now face deportation a ...

Tenants, Advocates Say Landlords Trying To Skirt CDC Eviction Moratorium

Gov. Steve Sisolak announced he would extend the moratorium 45 days.

Home Care Labor Shortage Worsened By COVID, Cuts To Funding

Michael DiAsio, the owner of Southern Nevada’s Visiting Angels franchise, is in dire need of more angels.

Nevada Latinos Supported Sanders, And Biden’s Campaign Knows It

Joe Biden has ground to make up after strong Latino support lifted Sen. Bernie Sanders to the Democratic caucus victory in Nevada.

Legislative Panel Advances Next Steps To Rein In Prescription Drugs Costs

The interim legislative committee on prescription drugs on Wednesday approved five bill draft requests — the maximum allowed.

I-11 Through Lake Mead Rec Area? No Please, Say Residents, Conservationists.

The project is in the scoping phase, a period used to identify and develop corridor alternatives.

Battle For Senate Control Pits Cortez Masto Against Sands & Station

Nevada’s senior senator is working overtime to turn the U.S. Senate from red to blue this fall, but her hometown industry has other plans.

Distance Learning Has Multiple Cracks, And Students Are Falling Through Them

At least 16,339 students lack access to the internet.

Question 2 On Same-Sex Marriage Pitched As Symbolic Righting Of Wrongs

Nevadans this November will formally declare their support of (or opposition to) same-sex marriage.

Henderson Imposes Moratorium On New Vacation Rentals

Henderson City Councilman John Marz says he has the “privilege” of living next door to a short-term vacation rental.

Reports, Data Detail How Pandemic Exposes Long-Standing Nevada Inequities

Nevada’s minority populations are the hardest hit by COVID-19 in terms of infection, hospitalization, and mortality rates.

Eviction Tsunami: Nevada Moratorium Ends September 1st

The eviction moratorium is on track to end at midnight Aug. 31.

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Nevada Joins Brief Supporting Same-Sex Couples’ Right To Foster Parent

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford joined a coalition of 22 attorneys general in an amicus brief Thursday.

MGM Backs Off After Asking Workers To ‘Voluntarily’ Repay Thousands In Tips

MGM employees who were notified in July they’d been overpaid a year ago (when times were good) and now owe the company.

Save Democracy, Work A Poll. Clark County Is Hiring Election Workers

Clark County is hiring upwards of 1,500 people to work at polling places this fall.

“Mr. President, Nevada Is Not Intimidated By You,” Cortez Masto Says In Democratic Convention Speech

The first Latina elected to the U.S. Senate addressed America not from a podium in a crowded convention hall, but from a kitchen.

Pendley Sacrificed To Save Vulnerable Western GOP Senators

The anti-government, anti-public lands extremist tapped by Donald Trump to direct the Bureau of Land Management won’t get the job after all.

The Government Is Maiming And Killing Cats And Titus Wants It To Stop

The Veterans Administration is doing things to cats that would land an individual in jail, and you’re paying for it.

Three Weeks After Press Conference Announcing It, Still No Suit For Man Killed By Police

Assemblyman Edgar Flores, an attorney who represents the family, has not responded to multiple requests for comment.

Health Insurance Proposed Rates Rise In Part Due To COVID-19

The cost of Covid is manifesting in potentially higher health insurance premiums on the individual market.

‘Expel Michele’ Effort Ignored By LVCVA Board Members

City of Las Vegas residents hoping to unseat Councilwoman Michele Fiore want her removed or encouraged to resign from the LVCVA Board.

CCB Partially Disposes Of One Messy ‘Legacy Issue’ In Pursuit Of ‘Fresh Start’

A trial on allegations the state unfairly awarded multiple licenses to a handful of applicants is expected to conclude by mid month.

COVID-19 Deaths In Nevada On Track To More Than Triple By December Under Current Conditions

Deaths from Covid-19 are projected to more than triple in Nevada by December 1 under current conditions mandated by the state.

ACLU Settlement Helps Ensure ‘Indispensable Constitutional Right’ To Counsel

Davis v. Nevada was a first step to begin addressing decades-long disparities in access to counsel.

Proposed Settlement Reached In Marijuana License Litigation Against State

A hearing on the motion is also scheduled for Friday morning.

Marijuana Litigants Allege Collusion, Ask Judge To Derail Proposed Settlement

The motion says the Tax Commission will vote on the settlement at its meeting Friday.

Titus Amendment Directs $11M To Wild Horse Birth Control Program

The House of Representatives has approved $102.6 million for the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Program.

Rental Assistance Program Draws 3,000 Applicants, Accepting More Requests

Nevada’s rental assistance program received 3,085 applications in its first week and has funding to cover more applicants.

Corrections Officials Pressed To Act As COVID-19 Cases Surge

They are, yet again, trying to get lawmakers and corrections officials to respond to the rising cases at correctional facilities.

Gold Hit $1,898.70 An Ounce Today And That Means Almost Nothing For Nevada

The price of gold has been rising more quickly this week than any week since it started its covid-spawned climb in March.

Cannabis Compliance Board Lifts Moratorium, Levies $1.25M Fine In First Meeting

Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board released the moratorium on license transfers imposed in October by Gov. Steve Sisolak.