David Colborne

Uber has placed a $5 million bet that voters don’t want the best attorney money can buy if they ever need to sue Uber.

At the very least, the board members should have waited for their newest colleague to start this month before they changed policy and half-pardoned protesters.

Nevada’s ballots are complicated because they list pages of various pseudonymous officials who should be appointed, not elected.

If the county commission could stop earning national media at the expense of the state’s electoral system, it’d really be appreciated.

I wonder how many of the people who went to the registrar of voters’ office to turn in their signature verification postcards will vote in support of Question 7, which seeks to require Nevada’s voters to write the same discomfiting identifying information on their mail ballots.

It is also in the best interests of all residents of “this area … of the world,” friends and enemies within alike, for sufficient resources to be deployed following each wildfire to ensure future fires are less likely to occur.

Trump will certainly deliver something. It won’t be good, but it’ll undeniably be something.

An intrepid columnist shares a satirical imagining of Michele Fiore’s inauguration as Nevada’s 32nd governor.

Before Nevada can enjoy a record-setting projected tax revenue increase, it must first weather the next six months.

Even in more conservative parts of Northern Nevada, performative political bovine excrement doesn’t make friends and it doesn’t win elections.