I listened very closely Tuesday — really listened — for a legitimate argument against repealing Article 1, Section 21 of the Nevada Constitution.
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Suddenly, everybody wants guns on campus.
On Tuesday, lawmakers will debate erasing a limitation on mining taxes that’s been in the state constitution since Nevada became a state in 1864. They’ll debate erasing the discriminatory ban on gay marriage inserted by voters in the early part of the last decade. And they’ll hold a hearing on whether wayward Assemblyman Steven Brooks should be expelled from office.
If you’re confused about the issues in the case of Assemblyman Steven Brooks, it’s understandable.
Little Nevada is all grown up.
Good news: It turns out the Legislature can still pass a mining tax!
Assemblyman Joe Hogan, D-Las Vegas, will certainly get grief for introducing a bill to legalize marijuana in Nevada.
Former Nevada Gov. Bob Miller knows how to be in the right place at the right time.
Perhaps the saddest aspect of Clark County District Court Judge Elissa Cadish’s failed nomination to the federal bench is that nothing has changed.
The proponents of an appellate court in Nevada will surely face one criticism above all others if the plan makes the 2014 ballot: Didn’t the voters just say no to this idea?
Casino magnate Steve Wynn called me Friday to lodge his objections to my column on the tip-pooling policy he implemented at his eponymous hotel in 2006.