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Ex-politician accused of killing Vegas reporter says he would have won re-election if victim hadn’t published damaging pieces
The former Nevada politician accused of fatally stabbing a Las Vegas investigative reporter testified Thursday that he would have won a reelection in the primary race for Clark County Public Administrator had the victim not published damaging articles about him.
The US' largest solar and battery storage system is now operational in Nevada: 'Backed by the largest tax equity financing of its kind'
Las Vegas isn't the only place in Clark County, Nevada, with lots of energy. About a half-hour away, a giant, approximately 5,000-acre solar panel/battery storage site is fully operational, according to a press release from developers Primergy Solar and Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners. The massive operation, called Gemini, can provide enough...
Segerblom wants county empowered to take over unsafe apartment properties
Clark County commissioners want legislation that would give them more teeth when dealing with property owners who neglect to fix their deteriorating apartment properties. Though the proposal wasn’t included in the list of bill draft requests approved by County Commissioners during Tuesday’s meeting, Clark County Commissioner Tick Segerblom said he is reaching out to state […]
On Bahsahwahbee, Nevada voters want action by the Biden-Harris administration, not promises
The Biden-Harris Administration committed to standing up for tribal sovereignty, preserving our public lands and cultural sites, and ensuring our national parks tell America’s complete story. The Administration even asked for Tribal-led conservation campaigns. Our tribes have delivered for them just that with Bahsahwahbee, a place in eastern Nevada where our people – our families […]
Thousands of poll workers still needed for presidential election in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Clark County Election Department is preparing for November's general election. They need more than 3,000 voters to sign up to become election workers, especially those who speak Spanish, Filipino and Mandarin Chinese. Training starts in one week and it is paid. The county says...
2-alarm fire off Las Vegas Strip extinguished, Clark County says
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The Clark County Fire Department responded to a fire near the Las Vegas Convention Center Thursday night. Deputy Chief Thomas Touchstone told FOX5 there was a fire on a roof at the 3400 block of Paradise Road. He said the fire did not extend to...
Surprise text focuses murder trial of ex-politician accused of killing Las Vegas reporter
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A surprise text ended a prosecutor’s questioning Thursday of a former Las Vegas-area politician standing trial in the killing of a veteran investigative reporter, after a long day of sometimes rambling testimony during which the defendant declared that he never killed anyone. In a...
Extreme heat is not the only climate change impact Nevadans are feeling
Las Vegas saw its all-time hottest temperature on record of 120 degrees Fahrenheit on July 7. That week, the city also set a record streak with seven days at or above 115 degrees—and we’re still seeing highs above 110 in August. Those temps will continue climb in the...
Nevada DMV registration program goes online for the first time
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Nearly 50 government desk workers shifted through paperwork Tuesday as they attended to the needs of patiently seated Nevada drivers, but as of this week, some customers are now eligible to skip the line and go online. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles rolled out this week a new direct, online […]
Clark County, Nev., Explores Solar-Powered Streetlights
(TNS) — Clark County kicked off a pilot program Thursday by adding solar-powered streetlights to an area of the Las Vegas Valley hit hard by copper wire theft. Crews began the installation of 12 solar streetlights on St. Louis Avenue, just east of Fremont Street, where streetlights along the stretch of road have been dark for months due to copper wire theft, according to Jimmy Benoit, manager of the traffic division of Clark County’s department of public works.
Nevada Issues Six Additional Licenses for Marijuana Consumption Lounges
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Today, the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) issued six prospective licenses for cannabis consumption lounges reserved for social equity applicants. According to a press release sent today by the CCB, the applications were selected using random number generator software, which can be viewed here. This comes after an internal audit found that 6 previously selected … Continue reading The post Nevada Issues Six Additional Licenses for Marijuana Consumption Lounges appeared first on The Marijuana Herald.
The Bi-Valley Chapter of Retired Public Employees of Nevada to Hold Annual Picnic on August 27, 2024
Bi-Valley RPEN Annual Picnic: After 2 months summer recess, the Bi-Valley RPEN (Representing Public Employees of Nevada) will meet at Yerington, Mountain View Park on Tuesday, August 27th from 11:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. for their Annual Pot Luck Picnic. Attendees are encouraged to bring: Pot Luck side dishes, salads, or desserts. Tri-tip sandwiches will be furnished along with water & drinks.
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