To anyone who has followed the long, pathetic saga of disgraced Family Court Judge Steven Jones, this month’s vote by the Judicial Discipline Commission to ban him from the bench for life may seem like overkill.
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Las Vegas desperately needs a new stadium. For that to happen, the city desperately needs a plan for a new stadium.
Last week, we got one. And it’s the most viable project pitch the region has seen since aging Sam Boyd Stadium was conceived nearly 50 years ago.
No matter how many times journalists, economists or professors dispel the myth of the gender pay gap, Democrats continue to push it.
According to Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign website, cyber attacks have “profound consequences for our economy and our national security.”
At a time when Nevada residents and record-breaking numbers of tourists finally are breaking free from the grip of the Great Recession, the very last thing they need are additional taxes and fees.
There are few jobs in Nevada’s education system as critical as the state superintendent of public instruction. The person who fills the job sets the tone for the state’s public school system, and serves as a key advocate for Nevada’s students.
Proponents of minimum wage increases like to tell us that wage boosts are crucial for the nation’s working poor, but evidence continues to mount that they actually harm those they are supposed to help. Consider the recent news about Wal-Mart.
The omnibus bill passed by Congress last month was filled with all the dreck one would expect from the federal government’s budget process.
During his final State of the Union address, President Barack Obama declared that “the United States of America, right now, has the strongest, most durable economy in the world.”
There’s good news and bad news on the North Las Vegas Municipal Court bench.