Nevada has a part-time, citizen Legislature, where conflicts are bound to arise. The state’s people want it that way. As a result, we’re going to need a nuanced policy on conflict votes requiring full disclosure and, in some cases, abstention. reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…

If you haven't checked out our story about legislators' ties to orgs that received state funds, click below. Taylor R. Avery and I spent months on this project. reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…

As of 8:30 p.m., power has been restored to the affected areas. reviewjournal.com/local/over-290…

What are they hiding? Taxpayers foot legal bills to hide public records reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…

Missed this yesterday: Hendo wants in on that sweet sweet charter school action. (Story by Mark R Credico II Las Vegas Review-Journal) reviewjournal.com/local/henderso…

Henderson council members approved the controversial development of a 1,000-acre mine near Lake Las Vegas Tuesday → bit.ly/3QS9MDF

Henderson council members approved the controversial development of a 1,000-acre mine near Lake Las Vegas Tuesday → bit.ly/3QS9MDF

New: Henderson's new Police Chief Hollie Chadwick cleared a detective accused of hurling a racial slur and urging the killing of Mexicans and Black Lives Matter protesters. She fled when a reporter tried to ask about it. lvrj.com/post/2959041 via Las Vegas Review-Journal

Ah, Henderson. “Chadwick, a longtime Henderson officer who was appointed chief in May, … refused repeated requests by the Review-Journal to discuss LaPeer’s discipline. She fled when a reporter tried to question her at a public event last month.” reviewjournal.com/investigations…

Why won't City of Henderson police explain decisions on discipline, including an officer with a long history of accusations of racism? Briana Erickson reports tinyurl.com/p4k6dc4s

This is the third mass shooting in Las Vegas this month. On Dec. 1, five homeless people were shot, with one dead; on Dec. 6, three professors at UNLV were killed and one faculty member was injured

New: The city of Henderson has agreed to pay the Las Vegas Review-Journal $20,000 in legal fees after a judge ruled that the newspaper does not have to take down or alter its video of Henderson corrections officers lvrj.com/post/2965015 via Las Vegas Review-Journal

Muslim leaders in Nevada are calling to abandon Biden and other politicians for their responses to the Israel-Hamas war as part of the national #AbandonBiden campaign. reviewjournal.com/news/politics-…

Teachers can’t strike in Nevada. The Clark County Education Association teachers union wants voters to change that. STORY: tinyurl.com/4ajvtb6f