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Former adult film star Devyn Michaels sentenced to 28 years to life for brutal murder of ex-husband, Johnathan Willette, in Las Vegas. Prosecutors argued a twisted love triangle led to the deadly crime, while the defense claimed innocence. Michaels, showing little emotion, now faces a long prison term and will be eligible for parole at around seventy years old. The case underscores the dangers of toxic relationships and serves as a reminder of how quickly passion can turn to tragedy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Lynessa Perkins, a Kansas woman, tragically lost her life in a hit-and-run accident in Las Vegas just hours into the new year. The driver, Edward Dias, a retired sheriff, fled the scene but was later arrested. Perkins was out walking her dog, Lola, who survived. The family, still in shock, is grappling with the loss of their beloved Lynessa, known for her joyful spirit, deep faith, and generous heart. Dias faces felony charges. Checkout Solipillow.com

Protests erupt in Las Vegas against ICE following fatal shooting in Minneapolis; Vice President JD Vance defends officers actions, while demonstrators rally against excessive police force. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nevadas Broadband Expansion Project Gets Greenlit: After a year-long hold due to new rules, the Trump administration approves Nevadas plan to use nearly half a billion dollars in federal funds for expanding internet access. The project, initially focused on fiber optic technology, will now include satellite internet, with 64% of unserved areas receiving fiber and 29% using low Earth orbit satellites. Checkout Solipillow.com

Michele Fiore, a Nye County Justice of the Peace in Nevada, has filed for re-election despite being suspended by the Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline due to her wire fraud conviction. President Trump pardoned her, but new complaints led to the reinstatement of her suspension with pay. Fiore, known for her firebrand style and loyalty to Trump, has built a following by positioning herself as a victim of political swamp. Her case highlights how loyalty can lead to political favors, and her bold move to run for re-election shows her fighting spirit, which resonates with her base. Checkout Solipillow.com

Clark County Prosecutors Drop Death Penalty in Road Rage Shooting Case Prosecutors in Clark County have decided to drop the death penalty in the case of Tyler Matthew Johns, a twenty-two-year-old man charged with murder in a road rage shooting that killed an eleven-year-old boy last November. Johns is accused of firing into another drivers car on the two hundred fifteen beltway near Gibson Road in Henderson, striking Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria, the eleven-year-old stepson of driver Valente Ayala. The case was previously considered for the death penalty due to factors such as the young victims age and the danger to others on the busy highway. However, a spokesperson confirmed that the death penalty is now off the table, though no explanation was given. Johns is scheduled to appear in court on January thirteenth. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo initiates a petition drive to amend the state constitution, aiming to exclude transgender athletes from girls and womens sports. Despite existing bans, this move targets Nevadas Equal Rights Amendment, which protects rights based on gender identity. The petition, led by Lombardo and several Republican politicians, requires schools and public-funded programs to categorize sports as male, female, or mixed. The group must collect over 148,000 signatures by June 24th to make the change, which would need approval in two consecutive general elections. Checkout Solipillow.com

Vegas roads: A battlefield for young drivers, with speeders and aggressive behavior causing fear and anxiety. Cantors Driving School, led by retired law enforcement officers, offers defensive driving lessons to help new drivers navigate the dangerous streets. Checkout Solipillow.com