On Nov. 30, a 15-year-old gunman opened fire on fellow students and staff at Oxford High School in the Detroit exurb of Oxford Township, Mich., killing four students and injuring seven others, including a teacher. […]
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of what will be an occasional guest opinion column in the Reno News and Review, offering a space for a discussion of education, what it is, what it could […]
America’s last remaining wild horses and burros are being unjustly and drastically rounded up, mainly by means of being brutally chased by helicopters into makeshift corrals and then being shipped off to holding facilities where […]
UPDATE, 9/21/21: The city of Reno today dropped charges against the four people who were cited during the Stop the Sweeps protests in June. In turn those cited agreed not to sue the city. In […]
On Sept. 11, 2001 terrorists hijacked four planes, and America watched in shock as two of the planes flew into the World Trade Towers, one into the Pentagon, and the fourth went down in Pennsylvania. […]
President Joe Biden is not a socialist revolutionary. His two major economic policy initiatives, the American Rescue Plan (passed earlier this year) and his proposed American Jobs Plan, are far more similar to Republican President […]
Those who’ve lived here for just a decade or two can be pretty snooty about their home base. In fact, many of them love to deride the newly-arrived “out-of-towners.” With the recent surge in our […]
Dozens of business leaders, including leading vehicle manufacturers, have urged Gov. Steve Sisolak to redouble his efforts to electrify transportation in Nevada. They asked the governor to sign onto the Multi-State Medium- and Heavy-Duty Zero […]
(UPDATE, June 8: Police officers showed up at the protest the morning of June 7, the day after this guest opinion column was published, but did not remove the demonstrators at noon. The protest continues […]
There is no dispute that all avenues of solar development need to be explored to supply clean energy to our ever expanding human population. The Gemini solar & battery storage project in northeastern Clark County […]
From the halls of Congress to statehouses around the nation, the Grand Old Party is burning its heretics at the stake. In Carson City, Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske, the only Republican holding a statewide […]
After a month-long wait for the Nevada State Senate and Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro to hold a fair, public hearing for a bill that proposes to abolish the death penalty in Nevada, Gov. Steve […]
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