Sorry, Democrats, but you have to put impeachment back on the table
Steny Hoyer, the second-highest ranking Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives, may have best summed up the reaction to the Mueller report from...
Groups fear bail reform will be watered down as legislation comes and goes
What’s more important, individual liberty or community safety?Variations of that question have surfaced again and again during any efforts to reform Nevada’s bail system....
Report reaction: Cortez Masto ignores Trump’s behavior; Titus unloads on it
Nevadans on Capitol Hill are expressing diverse reactions to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report.U.S. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto wants to know what President...
Guinn appeals bankruptcy judge’s ruling
Jeff Guinn, the son of former Nevada Governor Kenny Guinn, is appealing a federal bankruptcy judge’s ruling that he “fraudulently concealed information” from investors...
Ban of “gay panic” defense among bills approved by Senate
A bill prohibiting the use of a victim’s sexual orientation or gender identity as a defense for a violent crime committed against them passed...
Despite costs and wrongful convictions, lawmakers OK with death penalty
Juan Melendez spent 17 years, eight months and one day on Florida’s death row for a murder he didn’t commit.It took years and...
Bundy’s public land theory “simply delusional,” “fundamentally flawed,” judge rules
A Nevada state court judge dismissed rancher Cliven Bundy’s lawsuit claiming more than 58 million acres of federal lands should be turned over to...
Judge: Son of former NV governor “fraudulently concealed information” from lenders
Hard money lender Jeff Guinn, the son of former Nevada Governor Kenny Guinn, “fraudulently concealed information” when he valued four loans brokered by his...
Death penalty repeal bill won’t get a hearing, sponsor says
Legislation to abolish capital punishment in Nevada won't even get a committee hearing, the bill's sponsor said Tuesday.Without a hearing before Friday, the bill...
What’s the AB411? Legislation converts traffic tickets from criminal to civil offenses
As a public defender with Clark County, John Piro has seen a $400 traffic ticket ruin a client’s life.Living paycheck to paycheck, like...