State should not violate one’s moral convictions
And you thought the 13th Amendment prohibited involuntary servitude. This past week Nevada’s...
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Category: Opinion
A discussion on infrastructure must include expanding reliable rural broadband
By Senator Catherine Cortez Masto The internet provides us access to so many important resources...
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Beware of changing state water law
A controversial bill that would have drastically changed state water law apparently has been...
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Trump immigration plan merits consideration
Minutes after President Trump announced in the Rose Garden this past week a plan to revise the...
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Equality Act would be damaging for women
Good intentions don’t always make good law. Take this past week’s 236-173 vote, largely along...
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Time is Running Out for Public Records Reform This Session
By Richard Karpel Sometimes the gears of the Legislature get jammed for no good reason and only a...
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Opinion says two-thirds vote not needed to extend taxes
Never tell the boss no. This past week the Legislative Counsel Bureau, the Legislature’s...
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School funding revamp should not be rushed
With mere weeks remaining in the legislative session in Carson City the bill revamping the...
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Not enough money to cover school spending plans
Penny wise and pound foolish? Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak announced recently that he is donating...
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Public records bills still pending in Carson
As the Legislature grinds its way down to sine die in a couple of weeks, there are still some...
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Is this You? If Not You? Who?
Don’t let the title stop you from continuing to read. It isn’t going to be what you expect. It’s...
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Dirty garage and estate planning
By Jeffery J. McKenna What does cleaning a dirty garage have to do with estate planning? It’s...
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