Rather that encouraging and depending upon citizens to report improperly registered motor vehicles (“DMV to allow vehicle registration reporting,” Oct. 12 Review-Journal), why not institute a program in which specially trained agents patrol parking lots to document and report violators? A properly planned and executed program with even just a dozen agents would not only discourage violations, it would easily more than pay for itself.
If Congress fails to pass a balanced budget on time, every sitting member should be barred from running for re-election.
Having been hit twice by cars while bicycling in a designated bike lane, I feel compelled to speak up regarding the tragic but surely preventable accident that took the life of 12-year-old Haylee Ryan.
It appears that President Donald Trump is settling scores with old political foes such as New York Attorney General Leticia James. Maybe he should respect his office and act like Michelle Obama.
We’re already subsidizing a baseball stadium for a wealthy owner and players.
Kudos to President Donald Trump for his brilliant humanitarian work in bringing a hopeful peace to the Middle East. Let’s pray it holds.
Creating a “snitch line” in Nevada for expired vehicle registrations is an Orwellian overreach that encourages citizens to surveil and report on one another, undermining trust and community cohesion.
The fact is, movie and TV productions simply go to the states that provide the best incentives.
The artist’s rendering makes it look like urban sprawl.
We should continue to keep politics out of the Las Vegas tourist experience.
