• Gravity Is Doing Its Best, Okay?

    I once heard someone say, “If the world didn’t suck, everything would fall off,” and I laughed way too hard for a sentence that sounds like it came from a gas station bathroom wall. But the more I thought about it, the more it felt uncomfortably accurate. Not scientifically, obviously, please don’t email me, but…

  • The Day I Stopped Trying to Be Impressive

    Somewhere along the way, I started performing my life like there was an invisible audience grading me. I don’t remember signing up for that, but I definitely committed to it. I chose my words carefully and edited my reactions. I wasn’t living so much as curating, and the strange part is that I thought this…

  • I Thought I’d Have This Figured Out by Now

    I used to believe there was a specific age where clarity just showed up like a delivery. You open the door one morning, and there it is, confidence, purpose, and a solid explanation for why everything happened the way it did. No assembly required. I don’t know who told me this, but I believed them…

  • Henderson Camels at the Center of Permit Dispute

    Two camels named Moses and Abraham, longtime fixtures in the Henderson community, are suddenly at the center of a city dispute over permits and “exotic” animals. Moses, a 13-year-old domesticated camel, has lived with Nancy Rouas since he was six months old. Abraham joined later. Both animals are part of Rouas’ Petting Zoo 2 U…

  • Nevada’s Military Community Wields State Influence

    Nevada’s deep ties to the U.S. military extend beyond national security, shaping the state’s economy and its role as a political battleground. Nearly 260,000 people in Nevada have some connection to the military, including 14,000 active-duty service members, 12,000 National Guard and Reserve personnel, and 202,000 veterans. The total also includes thousands of Department of…

  • Virginia City’s St. Mary’s Art Center Marks 150 Years

    One of the Comstock’s most storied landmarks is celebrating a major milestone in 2026 as St. Mary’s Art Center marks 150 years of history, community, and creativity. The site dates back to the height of the Comstock mining boom, when Marie Louise Mackay, wife of mining magnate John Mackay, purchased the land and donated it…

  • Nevada Ethics Commission Fines Lt. Gov.

    The Nevada Commission on Ethics has ruled that Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony improperly used state resources to promote a task force focused on women’s sports, issuing a $3,000 fine and ordering corrective actions. In a 3-2 vote during a Wednesday meeting, the commission found Anthony violated multiple state statutes by using his official email and…

  • Ford Sues Trump Administration Over Greenhouse Gas Rollback

    Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined a legal challenge against the Trump administration over its decision to rescind the 2009 Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding, a key federal determination linking vehicle emissions to climate change and public health risks. The original finding concluded greenhouse gas pollution from motor vehicles contributes to climate change and endangers…

  • Nevada AG Sues OneMain Financial

    Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has joined a multistate lawsuit against OneMain Financial, accusing the installment lender of deceiving consumers through hidden fees and costly add-on products. Ford, along with attorneys general from 12 other states, alleges the company charged borrowers across the country hundreds of millions of dollars in undisclosed fees and interest tied…

  • Masto Joins Colleagues Urging Faster DACA Renewals

    U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto is among a group of Senate Democrats calling on the Department of Homeland Security to reduce delays in processing renewals under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Cortez Masto, along with Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin and 39 other Democrats, sent a letter to DHS and U.S. Citizenship…