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Nicki Minaj Faces Deportation Petition Amid Erika Kirk Alignment and Public Backlash

Saturday, December 27 by Stacey Gilmere

Deportation petitions targeting Nicki Minaj highlight just how unusual and contentious this moment is in pop culture. As the rap superstar faces criticism for her recent alignment with MAGA-leaning rhetoric, some detractors have taken their disapproval to the extreme, calling for her removal from... Read More.

Black Crowes and Public Enemy to Open For Guns N’ Roses 2026 Tour

Friday, December 12 by Lyle F

Guns N’ Roses has announced its 2026 North American tour, with The Black Crowes and Public Enemy set to share opening act duties on most dates. Public Enemy will open for eight consecutive shows, beginning July 23 in Raleigh, North Carolina, and concluding Aug. 16... Read More.

Three Finalists Recommended for Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction Appointment

Wednesday, September 3 by Lorenzo North

Three finalists have been recommended to Governor Joe Lombardo for the position of Nevada Superintendent of Public Instruction, following a selection process by the Nevada State Board of Education. The finalists are Dr. Sylvia Mitchell, Dr. Heather Sanchez, and Dr. Victor Wakefield. Dr. Sylvia Mitchell... Read More.

Lil Nas X’s Father Says Fame Pressure Led to Arrest and Public Struggles

Tuesday, September 2 by Lyle F

Lil Nas X’s father says intense pressure from fame contributed to his son’s recent arrest. Robert Stafford told The Times of London that the Aug. 21 incident, in which the 26-year-old rapper was found wandering naked in Los Angeles and allegedly charged at police officers... Read More.

Ohio Updates Law on Golf Carts and Slow-Moving Vehicles on Public Roads

Thursday, July 24 by Lyle F

Golf carts and other slow-moving vehicles have become common in central Ohio communities since a 2017 law permitted them on public roads. However, a recent update to the law has adjusted its specifics. Section 4511.214 of the Ohio Revised Code took effect at the end... Read More.

Las Vegas Mosquitoes Evolve Pesticide Resistance, Threatening Public Health

Sunday, July 20 by Lorenzo North

In the Las Vegas Valley, certain mosquito species are adapting to the harsh summer climate and developing resistance to pesticides. Research by Trishan Wickramasinghe at UNLV indicates these mosquitoes, particularly around golf courses, are increasingly immune to pesticides, even at high concentrations. This resistance... Read More.

July 1st Means New Nevada Laws: Key Changes Impacting Schools, Safety, and Public Records

Monday, June 30 by Lorenzo North

Nearly 200 new laws are taking effect following the conclusion of the 83rd legislative session in Carson City, with many tied to fiscal year appropriations starting July 1. Here are some notable changes: Firearms Confiscation During Mental Health Crisis: Senate Bill 347 allows law... Read More.

Nevada Universities Face $40 Million Federal Funding Cut Impacting Research and Public Health Initiatives

Saturday, May 3 by Lorenzo North

Two major research universities in Nevada, UNLV and the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), have collectively faced a nearly $40 million reduction in federal research funding due to executive orders focused on reducing "wasteful spending." UNLV lost $16.3 million, affecting 25 grants, including those... Read More.

Henderson Police Chief Removed Amid Leadership Clash and Public Backlash

Friday, March 7 by Lorenzo North

Hollie Chadwick has been removed from her role as Henderson's police chief by City Manager Stephanie Garcia-Vause due to conflicting leadership styles. Garcia-Vause communicated to the Henderson Police Department that Chadwick was placed on leave and informed her employment would end. Although no misconduct... Read More.

Park Service Layoffs Ignite Protests and Debate Over Public Land Management

Sunday, March 2 by Lorenzo North

The recent firings of park service workers by the Trump administration have sparked protests and debates about the management of public lands. The initial decision to dismiss around 1,000 park service employees drew criticism from various stakeholders, including Democratic senators and House members. However,... Read More.

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