• Establishment-Backed Candidates Lead in Fundraising

    With less than two months remaining before the Nevada June 11 primary, a recent analysis reveals that establishment-supported candidates hold a financial advantage in legislative races. Examining first-quarter campaign finance reports from candidates endorsed by Governor Joe Lombardo or their respective party’s caucus lead in fundraising across nine legislative races. The disparity in financial support…

  • Haiku #60763

    giddy up, she said putting on her space helmet going for a ride

  • Solar Company Manager Accused of Defrauding Seniors

    Nevada authorities have arrested Derek Guadalupe Carbajal, the general manager of Lifetime Power Solar Company, on charges of allegedly scamming seniors out of approximately $250,000 for services he never rendered. Carbajal, 43, was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on seven felony counts of theft and a misdemeanor and is detained without bail while…

  • The Crow’s Egg

    Paiute Joe pointed to a crow’s nest perched atop a tree. “Ya ever seen a crow’s egg, Max?” he asked, his voice gruff yet curious. Max shook his head, adjusting his glasses. “Can’t say that I have, Cowboy. Why do you ask?” Paiute Joe scratched his chin thoughtfully. “Well, it’s just somethin’ I been wonderin’…

  • GOP’s Legal Maneuvering Gains Momentum Ahead of 2024 Election

    As President Joe Biden and Donald Trump intensify their campaigning in key battleground states, a quieter battle unfolds in the legal arena, shaping the landscape for the upcoming 2024 election. The Republican National Committee (RNC) has ramped up its litigation efforts, filing election-related lawsuits in nearly half of the states, signaling a strategic move to…

  • The Humbling of a Rancher’s Wife

    As a rancher’s wife, Millie exuded confidence as she glided through the grocery store, her elegant demeanor catching the eye of those around her. As she approached the self-checkout, she selected a bottle of wine, a small indulgence to accompany her evening. However, her peaceful shopping trip took an unexpected turn when the clerk said,…

  • Couple Face Multiple Charges for Mail Theft, Forgery

    An illegal alien couple, previously deported in 2019, has resurfaced in Northern Nevada. Keyli Escalante-Enamorado, 21, and Rudy Socop-Domingo, 23, were apprehended during a routine traffic stop in Minden, where authorities uncovered a cache of stolen mail, including personal and business checks totaling over $555,000. Deputy District Attorney Bethany Towne, representing the Douglas County District…

  • A Cowboy of Merit

    A cowboy strolled up to the Pearly Gates where St. Peter stood, greeting arrivals with his usual question. “Have you ever done anything of particular merit?” St. Peter inquired. The cowboy tilted his hat back, considering. “Well, I reckon there’s one thing,” he drawled. He recounted a recent trip to the Black Hills in South…

  • Rosen’s Fundraising Trends Highlighted in Q1 2024 FEC Report

    Senator Jacky Rosen’s latest Federal Election Commission (FEC) April Quarterly Report for Q1 2024 sheds light on the funding dynamics of her reelection campaign as out-of-state donors continue to play a significant role in bolstering her campaign coffers. In the first quarter of 2024, Rosen’s fundraising efforts were primarily buoyed by contributions from California and…

  • Nevada Secretary of State’s Office Claims No Voter Fraud in Quarterly Report

    Attempting to cut off incoming allegations of electoral misconduct ahead of the 2024 Presidential election, the Nevada Secretary of State’s Office has created a blatant cover-up disguised as transparency in its latest quarterly report on election violations. Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar’s assertions denying widespread voter fraud in Nevada are just an attempt to obscure…