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Editorials
Interim Superintendent Brenda Larsen-Mitchell just made a great policy. Now, she’ll need the courage to enforce.
None of this is to say that Western states don’t need to continue aggressive conservation measures while working to compromise on a Colorado River plan that strikes a better balance between agricultural and urban water use.
For the second time in a week, Mr. Biden repeated the false claim that inflation was at 9 percent when he entered the Oval Office in January 2021.
Judge Ballou’s personal peccadilloes and penchant for social activism are one thing. Blatantly flouting the orders of the state’s highest judicial authority is quite another.
Foreclosures in Nevada have virtually ceased in recent months – but not because the number of delinquent mortgages has fallen sharply.
Nevada Rep. Shelley Berkley found herself in all the major papers this week – but it wasn’t the kind of publicity she wanted.
It’s the time of year when the Legislature begins posting on its website the various bill draft requests for the coming session. The state would be far better off if the great majority of these potential statutes were forever entombed.
As far as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is concerned, expanding Medicaid in Nevada is a no-brainer. “(Gov.) Brian Sandoval has said he is going to look at it to see how it would work,” Sen. Reid, D-Nev., said last week in a radio interview. “Once he looks at it, he will have to take it.”