For the first time since 2008, the Green Party has qualified for the general election ballot in Nevada, potentially influencing the presidential race by drawing votes from disillusioned left-leaning supporters of President Joe Biden. However, its ballot access remains in question as a lawsuit filed by Nevada Democrats to block the Green Party’s inclusion is…

Out on the range where the tumbleweeds blow, A cowboy named Jim had an electric truck, you know. It was sleek, shiny, and modern in every way, But one fateful morning, it decided to stray. Jim woke up early, with the sun just a-peepin’, Went out to the barn, where his truck was a-sleepin’. But…

An artificial intelligence platform analyzing the Washoe County 2024 primary election certified data and cast vote records detected evidence of manipulation using the mail-in ballot system. The data indicates that Democrat and Non-Partisan mail-in ballots had been processed at a faster rate than their Republican counterparts, which seems highly unlikely. The irregularity, referred to as…

A shooting incident in Silver Springs has left two adult males injured, prompting a search for the suspect who remains at large. The incident unfolded on Wednesday evening, June 26, when Lyon County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO) deputies responded to a report of a man shot multiple times at Lahontan State Park Ranger Station at Lake…

The weathered sign read, “Land for sale by Owner.” He leaned by the gate, this figure older. I stopped to inquire, my mind was curious, About memories being left behind. In the wild county, the land lay wide and grand, A stretch of earth beneath the sky’s command. By owner sold, a Mexican cowboy’s pride,…

Since joining Lyon County School District (LCSD) in 2006 as Dayton High School’s assistant principal and athletic director, Wayne Workman has witnessed the generosity and kindness of its staff and students. Now stepping down as superintendent, Workman remains committed to supporting the district’s mission in new ways, emphasizing his enduring passion for education and mentorship.…

A lawsuit filed in district court on Tuesday, June 25, alleges widespread inaccuracies in voter registration addresses across Clark County, which includes Las Vegas and a significant portion of the state’s registered voters. The legal action brought by the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) and Nevada voters Frederick H. Kraus and Joey Paulos challenges registrar…

A major fireworks-related incident on Thursday, July 4, left 14 people injured, prompting the Del Norte County Sheriff’s Office (DNSO) to classify it as a mass casualty incident. The incident occurred around 10:25 p.m. during Fourth of July celebrations. According to the DNSO, all 14 individuals were treated and released from Sutter Coast Hospital, except…

A recent rule change allowing House members to expense lodging and food costs while in Washington, D.C., has drawn attention to how Nevada’s representatives manage the new allowances. Enacted during the lame-duck session of Congress in early 2023, the change permits House members to use their Member’s Representational Allowance (MRA) — previously restricted to staff…

A contentious ballot initiative set for November in Sonoma County, California, and coming soon to Nevada, has sparked a debate, with local ranchers raising alarms about its potential impact on agriculture. According to local ranchers, the proposed measure would ban all family and factory farms within the county, posing a severe threat to the local…