He deleted his Twitter before he could become the main character, but yesterday was Michael Scott Davidson’s last day at @reviewjournal. The embodiment of leadership and commitment to quality journalism. Cheers to the guy who believes so strongly in creating community 🍻

Teachers can’t strike in Nevada. The Clark County Education Association teachers union wants voters to change that. STORY: https://t.co/agiiwRMMVx

Muslim leaders in Nevada are calling to abandon Biden and other politicians for their responses to the Israel-Hamas war as part of the national #AbandonBiden campaign. https://t.co/bix4K9dC81

New: The city of Henderson has agreed to pay the Las Vegas Review-Journal $20,000 in legal fees after a judge ruled that the newspaper does not have to take down or alter its video of Henderson corrections officers https://t.co/jAsPU7HkYT via @reviewjournal

Ah, Henderson. “Chadwick, a longtime Henderson officer who was appointed chief in May, … refused repeated requests by the Review-Journal to discuss LaPeer’s discipline. She fled when a reporter tried to question her at a public event last month.”

Why won't @cityofhenderson police explain decisions on discipline, including an officer with a long history of accusations of racism? @ByBrianaE reports

New: Henderson's new Police Chief Hollie Chadwick cleared a detective accused of hurling a racial slur and urging the killing of Mexicans and Black Lives Matter protesters. She fled when a reporter tried to ask about it. https://t.co/atVAiAPJBU via @reviewjournal

This is the third mass shooting in Las Vegas this month. On Dec. 1, five homeless people were shot, with one dead; on Dec. 6, three professors at UNLV were killed and one faculty member was injured

Clark County has delayed discussing an ordinance that would ban stopping on pedestrian bridges, a day after @ACLUNV sent a letter calling it “a dangerous intrusion on civil liberties.” County spox said the letter had no impact on the decision to postpone. https://t.co/1SkPfzUfyX

Henderson council members approved the controversial development of a 1,000-acre mine near Lake Las Vegas Tuesday → https://t.co/bdynuth1ec

Henderson council members approved the controversial development of a 1,000-acre mine near Lake Las Vegas Tuesday → https://t.co/bdynuth1ec

The only way you can watch the Bellagio Fountains from the ground without #f1lasvegas tickets is through the @Bellagio front entrance. There the Shoey Bar set up shop, serving cocktails inside of tiny shoes.

Views from #f1lasvegas near @CaesarsPalace and on the pedestrian bridge leading to the casino, more to come

Missed this yesterday: Hendo wants in on that sweet sweet charter school action. (Story by @MarkCredicoII @reviewjournal)

What are they hiding? Taxpayers foot legal bills to hide public records https://t.co/28G5lQ7ZKk

As of 8:30 p.m., power has been restored to the affected areas.

“Speaker Yeager has his hands full trying to keep his house in order, and distracting from those issues by meddling in the affairs of the District will not change the choices made by him and his members to improperly direct funds by members with conflicts." https://t.co/xXyqcwK64A

If you haven't checked out our story about legislators' ties to orgs that received state funds, click below. @travery98 and I spent months on this project. https://t.co/rYmzqpfMil

More than a dozen Nevada lawmakers had ties to organizations that received over $33 million from the Legislature this session. @travery98 and @jess_hillyeah lay out those connections and parse what kind of legislative oversight exists in the Silver State.

Nevada has a part-time, citizen Legislature, where conflicts are bound to arise. The state’s people want it that way. As a result, we’re going to need a nuanced policy on conflict votes requiring full disclosure and, in some cases, abstention.