Thank you for covering stories throughout 2019. The Review-Journal reporting on injuries, auto accidents and apartment fires burning and leaving residents without anything provides us an appreciation of plain everyday life. I am simply thankful for having enough food to eat, a roof overhead and to wake up in the morning and feel good.
This is the America we cherish.
Rush hour drivers in Las Vegas would appreciate it.
State licensing boards need more scrutiny.
Too many of these panels serve primarily to protect entrenched interests at the expense of consumers while stifling entrepreneurship.
On many of the day-to-day issues Nevada families face, we simply can’t wait for Washington to take action. That’s why, during the 2019 legislative session, state lawmakers fought to deliver opportunities for hardworking Nevada families to get ahead. Our successes show real progress for our Battle Born state as well as the importance of state legislators in tackling the issues that our fellow Nevadans care about.
Agency not prepared to deal with a growing problem.
Democrats preaching philosophy of gloom and doom.
Congress decides we have two ages for adulthood.
