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Paiute-NV Energy solar plant merits approval
Paiute-NV Energy solar plant merits approval
By STEVEN HORSFORD SPECIAL / RJ

For decades, the Moapa Band of Paiutes were neighbors to the coal-fired Reid Gardner power plant, jointly owned by NV Energy and the California Department of Water Resources. Needing replacement, in 2013 the Nevada Legislature worked with the Moapa Paiutes, the environmental community and NV Energy to ensure Nevada continues to utilize and optimize the state’s renewable energy resources. Today, we are on that path, and there is an important decision before our state regulators in furtherance of this vital goal, one that will protect Nevada’s citizens for decades to come.

EDITORIAL: New York gun grabbing massive overreach
EDITORIAL: New York gun grabbing massive overreach
RJ

Gun control supporters scoff when Second Amendment defenders accuse them of advocating the confiscation of firearms. The pro-restrictions crowd claims that our elected officials aren’t really trying to do what the gun-control set would actually love them to do.

Q-and-A with Clark County sheriff’s candidate Larry Burns
By MIKE BLASKY / RJ

Retired Las Vegas police Capt. Larry Burns, 56, is the officers’ choice to replace Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie, and he’s within striking distance of the favorite, Assistant Sheriff Joe Lombardo, in the final weeks leading up to the election.

Q-and-A with Clark County sheriff’s candidate Joe Lombardo
By MIKE BLASKY / RJ

Las Vegas police Assistant Sheriff Joe Lombardo, 52, is currently outgoing Clark County Sheriff Doug Gillespie’s right-hand man. But if Lombardo wants to win, he’ll have to go through popular retired Captain Larry Burns.

‘Jonestown’ gives crowd up-close view of insanity
By LISA BENNETT SPECIAL / RJ

A unique theatrical experience unfolds. Table 8 Productions’ presentation of “Jonestown” puts us into the story as members of the megalomaniac Rev. Jim Jones’ Peoples Temple congregation, famous for committing mass suicide in 1978 by drinking cyanide-laced Kool-Aid at its compound in Guyana.

Patients win when they keep good records
By JOHN PRZYBYS / RJ

Providing accurate medical information to a doctor can speed diagnosis, flag a potential drug interaction and create a productive partnership.

Legends pick busy day to try to draw crowd
By RON KANTOWSKI / RJ

They played their first game in the new and improved MASL, which stands for Major Arena Soccer League, which is supposed to be a step up the pro soccer ladder for the Las Vegas Legends, an indoor team embarking on its third season.

Teen dies after being wounded in school shooting
By MANUEL VALDES and MARTHA BELLISLE Associated Press

One of the teenagers wounded in a Washington state high school shooting died Sunday night, raising the number of fatalities from when a student opened fire in a cafeteria to three.

Community clinic plans to add pediatric wing
By MICHAEL LYLE / RJ

The Community Outreach Medical Center, which provides assistance to uninsured people, is seeking to add a pediatric wing. In a nod to the ALS ice-bucket challenge, among the clinic’s fundraisers is “Toast and a $20,” in which donors offer a toast along with $20.

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