Baseball fan Barry Lieberman does not like the San Francisco Giants, and not only because they are the reigning World Series champions.
CARSON CITY — Alternative fuel entrepreneur Peter Gunnerman’s clean burning, Nevada-made diesel product is the type of innovation lawmakers promoting job creation and alternative energy typically embrace.
U.S. Sen. John Ensign’s snap decision last week to resign shook Nevada’s political world like an 8-point earthquake that will set off unpredictable aftershocks to come.
U.S. Sen. John Ensign made it official Friday, turning in his resignation and bringing an end to a once fast-tracked political career while further shaking up the electoral landscape in Nevada.
A bill making its way through the state Legislature would grant residents a chance to vote on incorporating Laughlin. Residents as a whole appear split on the idea.
Nevada may rank near the bottom in K-12 spending per pupil, but it is among only a handful of states that has not faced a lawsuit challenging its education finance system.
Gov. Brian Sandoval’s proposed budget promises major funding cuts for public schools and higher education. During the next three weeks, the Review-Journal will examine those cuts.