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Hillary Clinton to speak at Latino conference in Las Vegas

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will speak to a group of Latino elected and appointed officials during her June 18 visit to Las Vegas....

Marco Rubio pays a visit to iconic Las Vegas pawn shop

Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio, who once lived in Las Vegas, made a stop Thursday at Rick Harrison’s Gold and Silver Pawn Shop at 713 S. Las Vegas Boulevard....

Rubio makes presidential campaign stop at Las Vegas pawn shop

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio paid his first campaign visit to Nevada on Thursday, presenting a 20-minute press conference outside downtown Las Vegas’ famed Gold and Silver Pawn Shop that was short on Nevada issues and long on criticism of Democratic policies....

Science of climate change is convoluted!

Mr. Bush, we have some folks you can to talk to about climate change

By Mark Reynolds

It makes me nervous when someone who might become president of the United States says the science on climate change is “convoluted” and that it is “arrogant” to assert that humans are the primary cause of global warming.

That’s what happened recently when Jeb Bush, the still-undeclared presidential candidate, said the following at a campaign-style event in New Hampshire:

Presidential candidate Marco Rubio plans Pawn Stars fundraiser

The party for the Florida senator will be at the home of “Pawn Stars” TV show star Rick Harrison on May 28....

Likely presidential candidate Jeb Bush visits Reno, Las Vegas

Likely Republican presidential candidate and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is expected to ask Reno residents what is on their minds during a brief visit Wednesday, then speak at a Republican Party dinner in Las Vegas in the evening....

Jeb Bush says he would have invaded Iraq like his brother

Potential Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush said he would have authorized the 2003 invasion of Iraq, just as his brother George W. Bush had done....

North Las Vegas woman gets Mother’s Day surprise from Hillary Clinton

Amy Ponce of North Las Vegas got a Mother’s Day surprise on Sunday — not breakfast in bed or a new pair of slippers — but a call from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton who wished her “a happy day.”...

Bush hires Nevada campaign operatives ahead of visits to state

Likely GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush has hired two Nevada operatives with winning records ahead of a two-stop tour next week in Las Vegas and Reno....

Committee agrees on bill to crack down on candidate residency

A Senate committee Monday agreed with the concept of a bill cracking down on candidate residency violations but disagreed on how vacancies should be handled if a person deemed ineligible should win at the ballot box....

Ousted commissioner hints he might again run for City Council seat

Longtime Las Vegas Planning Commissioner and former City Council candidate Byron Goynes says he might jump right back into City Hall politics after his controversial ouster from the planning panel....

Hillary Clinton to visit Rancho High School on Tuesday

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will visit Rancho High School on Tuesday to talk about how to fix the nation’s broken immigration system, her campaign announced Sunday....

Presidential candidate Ted Cruz, others speak at Jewish Coalition

Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said Saturday the U.S.-Israel relationship is at a low point because the Obama administration has failed to halt Iran’s nuclear program and bolster Mideast peace efforts....

Rick Santorum to speak about Life Choices

Former presidential candidate and senator Rick Santorum is coming to the Atlantis Hotel in Reno on Friday, May 15 for Life Choices Community Pregnancy Clinic’s annual fundraising gala. Life Choices Fundraising Gala wi...

Heck might enter race for Senate seat being vacated by Reid

Once dismissing it out of hand, Rep. Joe Heck, R-Nev., now is reconsidering becoming a candidate for U.S. Senate, aides confirmed Wednesday....

Laxalt serious about residency issue

Attorney General Adam Laxalt is pursuing perjury charges against a Democratic candidate whom a judge ruled didn’t actually live in the district she wanted to represent in the Assembly....

Presidential candidate Rand Paul’s son charged with DUI

Presidential candidate Rand Paul’s son, William, received a citation for driving under the influence of alcohol this past weekend, according to reports....

Presidential hopeful Rubio courting gay Republicans

Marco Rubio, the youthful Republican presidential hopeful who touts himself as the candidate of his party’s future, has been making moves to court a socially liberal faction of his party that represents gay conservatives....

Disqualified Assembly candidate indicted on perjury charge

Meghan Anne Smith, a Democrat who was disqualified in her bid for the Nevada Assembly District 34 seat in 2014, was indicted on a perjury charge, prosecutors said Wednesday....

Reid: No apology for Romney comment

Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev., last week walked back the explosive charge he made during the 2012 presidential campaign that Republican candidate Mitt Romney “hasn’t paid any taxes for 10 years.”...

Presidential candidate Rand Paul brings his message to Sun City Summerlin

Speaking before a standing-room-only crowd at the Desert Vista Community Center, the Kentucky senator laid out a vision for the country focused on individual freedoms and liberty that has won him a fervent base of support among libertarians while also ......

Nevada Cooperative Extension: Shrub Pruning Tips

We prune shrubs for a number of reasons. We want to remove dead or diseased wood. We may feel the shape of the plant needs improving and choose to prune branches that cross or stick out. Another important reason to prune is to maintain or improve flower production.

Timing is important with each of these, but particularly important to increase flowers. Often people get the urge to prune everything in the spring, not realizing that may be the worst time to prune flowering plants such as lilac, if you want to have flowers.

Early polls have Titus way up on Masto for Senate

Sen. Harry Reid makes no bones about his backing of the Senate candidate Catherine Cortez Masto, daughter of his longtime friend, the late Democrat and County Commissioner Manny Cortez. If Masto had a fan club, Reid would be chairman....

Local candidate campaign reports due Friday

Friday is the deadline for municipal election candidates to file their second campaign contribution and expense report.The report covers contributions and expenses from March 14 through April 2 and must be filed elect...

Huckabee makes appearance in Carson City

Former Arkansas governor and 2008 Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said Saturday in Carson City he will announce later this spring if he plans to run for president.Huckabee, who finished fo...

Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee makes appearance in Carson City

Former Arkansas governor and 2008 Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said Saturday in Carson City he will announce later this spring if he plans to run for president.Huckabee, who finished fo...

Presidential contender Huckabee glad Reid won’t seek re-election

Potential GOP presidential candidate and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said Saturday he was pleased with the announcement from U.S. Sen. Harry Reid that the Nevada Democrat will not run for another term....

NLV council candidate faced tax liens, records show

North Las Vegas City Council candidate Matthew Anderson is running on the platform that a city in financial distress needs a businessman to help it bounce back, but the chiropractor has had his own financial hurdles, records show....

Ted Cruz to be first to announce 2016 presidential bid

Cruz, 44, has built a reputation as an unyielding advocate for conservative principles in his two years in the Senate. As a presidential candidate, he is likely to portray himself as the most reliable proponent of small government....

Early voting starts in Southern Nevada municipal races

Municipal election candidates in Southern Nevada still have hands to shake, stump speeches to make, and babies to kiss before the April 7 primary, but their window of opportunity to convince voters that they’re the best candidate will start narrowing Saturday when early voting kicks off for Hend...

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