Frank McCulloch stood for one thing above all, and that was integrity. Generations of reporters at all levels revered in his steady performance and vision about what journalism was all about.

The good news for race organizers is that last year was such a boondoggle, round two of the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November is bound to look like a massive improvement by comparison.

The fiscal consequences of rounding up and holding so many horses off-range is also unsustainable. The federal government spent $158 million managing wild horses last year — a staggering amount.

Maybe Lombardo and Hobbs have concerns that are more substantive than some supposed loyalty to a special-interest campaign donor. After all, higher prices at the pump aren’t going to discriminate by party affiliation. 

Harris hooked Trump with every nearly rhetorical cast, then with a bemused expression watched him as he took the bait and struggled furiously. When she released him, he couldn’t help rising to the bait again and again.

Our ballots are too long and too complex. There is, however, a better way to reduce the complexity of Nevada’s ballots.  We could simply reduce the number of races and ballot initiatives that reach our ballot.

Clifton wrote eight books about Nevada subjects. He produced three editions of his widely popular paperback, "You Know You're A Nevadan If ..." Let me add another: "You know you're a Nevadan if ... you knew Guy Clifton."

If these donors are to be believed, they decided what reforms we need, funded ad campaigns and a slick website, and all we need to do is vote yes to receive their ready-made “reforms.”

Enter the closed primary system, in which the parties cherry-pick their candidates and advantage them with endorsements and dollars. The parties’ anointed few almost always win their primary elections.

I don’t know the impact of the debate, nor does anyone else yet. But unless you are delusional, you know Harris played Trump perfectly, although baiting the most easily unhinged narcissist on the planet may not be that impressive.

Grocery stores are doing what they can to keep their doors open while combating food inflation. You can’t deny the grocery store market is incredibly competitive — especially when you factor in online grocery sales.

Throughout my health care journey, I have been forced to take medications that were less effective than the treatment my doctor initially prescribed. Sadly, it seems that the only reason for this was to boost PBM profits.

The World Health Organization has recognized infertility as a disease for years ... . And yet, there is a stigma that remains. The result: We don’t talk about our infertility journeys. It’s too raw, too personal and too painful.

In just the last several months we’ve endured two highly anticipated conventions, a Democratic candidate swap, ongoing indictments against Trump and even an attempted political assassination. 

It's pretty clear that Vance’s goal wasn’t to better understand those problems, but to exploit them. The region’s problems have long been easily exploited by Democrats and Republicans alike — and they certainly were by Trump.

In my opinion, responsible decision-making is the ability to make constructive choices based on ethical standards and social norms while considering the well-being of self and others.

Arguments that position incentives for this deal as in any way dangerous to the state’s economy — or that suggest comparison to film programs in other states — are misinformed.

Despite trustees and counsel all being aware they would be considering a possible appeal of staff’s denial to host Parks’ event as a library-cooperative event, everyone seemed in the dark about how — or even if — to proceed. 

A thoughtful jury had already weighed the evidence and made that decision a day earlier. All that was left was to listen to the family members of the victim and his killer and then determine the appropriate punishment.

For a great many parents, such progressive obstinance against school choice programs is a frustrating component to the fight for better educational outcomes. ... parents simply want access to a good education for their child.