CARTOONS: What Democrats want to tell Trump
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
LETTER: Aaron Ford joins the Trump resistance
Doesn’t he know for whom Nevadans voted?
LETTER: New version of Donald Trump is scary
It hasn’t been a month yet since he took office. What is next?
LETTER: Grief for a fallen officer
Clark County shows it cares.
COMMENTARY: Housing regulations hold America back from racial equality
Cities with deep-rooted segregation, whether Chicago, New York or Los Angeles, have a long history of housing inequality.
COMMENTARY: Musk, Trump are tarnishing America’s image abroad
USAID does great work.
CARTOON: Disney tries out a new name
DEIsney.
EDITORIAL: Hamas remains devoted to death and destruction
At least Donald Trump is willing to identify the problem.
VICTOR JOECKS: Hollywood should pay its own way or stay away from Las Vegas
If only Democrats cared about helping students in low-income families as much as they care about helping Hollywood celebrities.
Clark County School Board removes 2 superintendent candidates
The Clark County School Board cut two superintendent candidates from its slate to interview next week.
City of Las Vegas outlines how it will pay for proposed Badlands settlement
Twenty-one city of Las Vegas employees have accepted a voluntary buyout offer to help offset the cost of settling pending litigation with the would-be developer of the defunct Badlands golf course.
‘Jaya’s Law’ aims to increase penalties for wrong-way drivers
Nevada Assemblymember Brian Hibbetts’ legislation, named after a 3-year-old who was killed in a wrong-way crash, seeks to criminalize wrong-way drivers.
Henderson complex’s sewage failure spurs effort to change Nevada law
A proposed change to Nevada law would allow local governments to step in to fix water and sewer systems at communities with homeowner’s associations.
Court complaint challenging LDS temple near Lone Mountain dismissed
A District Court case that challenged the approval of a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints temple being built in northwest Las Vegas was dismissed, the city attorney’s office confirmed.
Democracy Prep, Gorman girls meet again in state semis after thriller
Democracy Prep and Bishop Gorman’s girls basketball teams meet in the Class 5A state semifinals Wednesday. Their regular-season matchup was decided by one point.
Vegas and Reno are getting warmer. A Nevada bill could help combat extreme heat
Las Vegas and Reno top the list of the nation’s fastest-warming cities. Here’s what Nevada’s lawmakers are proposing.
Vegas Strip property debuts another seafood restaurant after famous chef bails
The oceangoing design of the place features aquatic blues, a seafood display, mirrored portholes, ceramic sirens and views of the water.
Raiders’ QB outlook: Where do things stand and how can they improve?
The Raiders got subpar play from the quarterback position last season. That means there could be big changes in store during the next few months.
Bishop Gorman eyes 2nd straight 5A boys basketball state title
Bishop Gorman’s boys basketball team, which isn’t filled with top recruits like in previous years, faces Desert Pines in the Class 5A state semifinals Wednesday.
Jurors have reached a verdict at the felony trial of rapper A$AP Rocky
Jurors in Los Angeles reached a verdict Tuesday at the trial of rapper A$AP Rocky, who is charged with firing a gun at a former friend.
Hedge-fund boss makes new offer for Summerlin developer
The cash infusion would enable the developer to start pursuing deals to acquire controlling stakes in other companies.
‘Big and grand and massive’: Backstreet Boys set sights on Sphere
Backstreet Boys’ “Into the Millennium” production at the Sphere captures the ideal of the “Millennium” album, issued in 1999.
Police: Robbery turned barricade in Las Vegas
Police are investigating a robbery turned barricade after they say “an individual” took items from someone working in a neighborhood and then entered a residence.
The pope has pneumonia in both lungs but remains in good spirits, the Vatican says
Pope Francis has developed pneumonia in both lungs, the Vatican said Tuesday, after new tests showed a further complication in the condition of the 88-year-old pontiff.
Poker superstar, 17-time WSOP winner says he won’t play Main Event
Phil Hellmuth, the all-time leader in World Series of Poker tournament wins, announced on social media he will not play in this year’s Main Event.
Israel says army retreating from Lebanon, except for five outposts
Israel says it’s retreating from Lebanon by a Tuesday ceasefire deadline, but named five spots inside the country where soldiers will remain, drawing protest from the Lebanese government.
Hamas says it will free 6 living hostages and hand over 4 bodies
The warring sides have yet to negotiate the second and more difficult phase, in which Hamas would release dozens more hostages in exchange for a lasting ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal.
Las Vegas gas prices rose week-over-week. What’s on the road ahead?
Gasoline prices continued to increase in Southern Nevada over the last week, but relief could be on the way.
Suspect in killing of teen appears in court; report describes police chase
Damian Delgado faces counts that include open murder, conspiring to commit murder and failing to stop for an officer.
Las Vegas Valley homes are 42% higher to rent than apartments, report says
Zillow says the shortage of homes and the current glut of supply of apartments are impacting rent prices in the valley.
‘Ease for locals’: Off-Strip resort opening pool concert series
“Bel-Aire Backyard Poolside Concert Series” has booked The Fray, Thievery Corporation and The Struts as its first three acts.
State’s top football venue to hold high school flag state title games
All three Nevada high school flag football state championship games will be held in the state’s largest football venue Thursday.
Petition to reinstate Henderson Police Chief gains support
An online petition to reinstate Henderson Police Chief Hollie Chadwick had over 1,200 signatures as of Monday evening.
Why Southwest Airlines plans to cut over 1,700 positions
The busiest carrier at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas has announced the first major layoffs in the company’s 53-year history.
What to know about the plane that crashed while landing at Toronto’s airport
A passenger jet made a hard landing before it lost a wing, burst into flames and flipped onto its roof at Toronto’s airport, the fourth major aviation accident in North America in the past three weeks.
Las Vegas getting more flights to Arizona
A discount airline will start offering nonstop flights from Las Vegas to Tucson this spring.
Tupac Shakur slaying suspect’s trial delayed
An attorney for Duane Davis has alleged that another person and his team organized the shooting near the Las Vegas Strip that killed hip-hop icon Tupac Shakur.
No bail set for teen accused of northwest Las Vegas slaying
Joshua Martinez, 19, stood before Justice of the Peace Suzan Baucum in Las Vegas Justice Court on Tuesday to determine whether he should remain in jail.
Bicyclist dies after hit-and-run crash; driver still at large
A bicyclist struck this month in central Las Vegas by a hit-and-run driver has died from his injuries, and police continue to seek the vehicle involved.
‘This is program changing,’ UNLV women’s golf coach says of new facility
The Excellence Center has opened at Las Vegas Country Club, giving the UNLV women’s golf team its own place to practice, bond and study.
Man sought in connection with east Las Vegas Valley armed robbery
Anyone with information on this armed robbery suspect is urged to call the Metropolitan Police Department’s Commercial Robbery Section at 702-828-3591.
Strip casino-resort offers tier-matching for limited time, more gaming news
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is tier-matching for its rewards card program until June 1, according to a news release. New rewards members are eligible for $25 slot free credit.
Commissioners report fewer gifts after prior year ethics concerns
After last year when the ethics commission flagged concerns, commissioners reported no tickets to sporting events in 2024.
Summerlin golf course to become private club after sale
The Summerlin course was recently purchased by a private investment company for $30.5 million.
LETTER: Goodbye to Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumb
America is respected again under Trump.
LETTER: Nevadans face rising insurance costs
We need tort reform, and we need it now.
LETTER: Hamstringing DOGE
Of course, it needs access to government information.
CARTOON: The Adams case
Lawfare.
CARTOONS: Why Democrats are so upset about defunding USAID
Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.
EDITORIAL: Bill aims to improve government transparency
But we need consequences for public agencies that ignore Nevada’s open records law.