Opinion Columns

Clark County voters, it’s up to you. Again.

Although I predicted it on “Nevada Week in Review” back in January, I still harbored a tiny bit of surprise on Friday when it actually happened.

From the start, there was something of a consensus on the need to revise the Metropolitan Police Department gang identification policy.

Of all the political stunts ever recorded, the recent threat by Democratic pressure group American Bridge has got to rank among the lamest of the lame.

Nevada may be a long way from Kansas, but when it comes to state funding for schools, it may be closer than you think.

It’s been a week, and I still can’t believe my friend J.J. Jackson is gone.

You could be forgiven if you thought two-term Assemblywoman Lucy Flores was announcing her campaign for governor on Saturday, and not lieutenant governor.

As outrage over the rollout of a new Metro Police protocol on responding to noninjury accidents unfolds, at least one of the candidates for Clark County sheriff says he’ll do his best to search for ways to continue the practice of sending a cop to most every fender-bender.

Suddenly, the “preservation of religious freedom” is all the rage.

It must be that nobody has ever called Mark Hutchison a liberal before.