THE RED WALL COMES TO NEVADA

Turning Point Action opened a Las Vegas headquarters in March 2026, announcing plans to hire more than 140 staff and target low-propensity Republican voters ahead of the midterms. The organization’s COO is under state criminal indictment. Its Nevada launch partner signed a fake elector document in 2020. The money funding the operation is largely untraceable.… Continue reading THE RED WALL COMES TO NEVADA

McMahill Anuncia Expansión Tecnológica

El Sheriff del Departamento de Policía Metropolitana de Las Vegas, Kevin McMahill, pronunció esta semana su discurso anual sobre el Estado del Departamento, anunciando dos iniciativas importantes: una red de inteligencia global llamada Proyecto Meridian y un sistema de inteligencia artificial diseñado para conectar todas las plataformas tecnológicas que opera el departamento. Los anuncios llegaron… Continue reading McMahill Anuncia Expansión Tecnológica

WHO CAN YOU ASK?

Over three months, KVIG brought accountability questions to two of Las Vegas’s most prominent civil rights organizations. Both disengaged. The record of those exchanges is public. The questions remain. The questions were not complicated. They were the kind a community member might reasonably expect a civil rights organization to welcome: Who is funding you at… Continue reading WHO CAN YOU ASK?

THE FLOOR DOESN’T LIE

The National Association of Broadcasters Show returned to the Las Vegas Convention Center this week, and after two full days on the floor, two things stood out above everything else. The first was how visible the creator economy has become. The second was how reluctant some of the industry’s largest companies are to talk about… Continue reading THE FLOOR DOESN’T LIE

WHO OWNS THE ARTS DISTRICT

In March 2026,  1025 Main Street LLC filed a lawsuit in Clark County District Court against Taverna Costera, the restaurant and live music venue at 1031 South Main Street, which owner Jeff Hwang has operated in the Arts District for five years. The stated cause was excessive noise. The landlord’s attorney said the suit came… Continue reading WHO OWNS THE ARTS DISTRICT

ACLU Takes LVMPD-ICE Agreement to Nevada Supreme Court

The ACLU of Nevada has appealed its lawsuit against LVMPD’s 287(g) immigration enforcement agreement to the Nevada Supreme Court. The case raises fundamental questions about the role of local police in federal deportation operations. The American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada has escalated its legal challenge against the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s cooperation agreement… Continue reading ACLU Takes LVMPD-ICE Agreement to Nevada Supreme Court