Aaron D. Ford

Nevadans are feeling more pain at the gas pump, at the grocery store, at the businesses that are closing in front of our eyes.

While Lombardo continues to rake in fat checks from the utility companies, I will continue fighting to stop them from raising Nevadans’ bills by hundreds of dollars a year.

This case is far from over.

The court got it wrong, and I will be appealing its ruling to the Nevada Supreme Court. This case is far from over.

This price hike would force hundreds of dollars in new costs onto families who are already stretched thin.

In the middle of a cost-of-living crisis, it is outrageous for big utility companies to drop yet another expense on Nevadans’ shoulders in the form of the unlawful demand charge.

Our office has received numerous inquiries regarding some members of the state Republican Party attempting to award fake electoral votes to former President Donald Trump after the 2020 election. While we cannot confirm or deny the…

At the end of the day, being able to acknowledge that to say it out loud, to call out lies when there are occurring is critically important in this conversation as well.

We must always balance the rights of individuals with matters of security and safety.

At the end of the day, what we want to do is ensure that, in fact, these actions do have consequences and that we will not kowtow to the extremism that we have seen taking place over the course of these last few months especially in what…

As a Black man, frankly, I look for the opportunities to bring this to the forefront.

The key to the success in Iraq back in the period 2007, 2008, 2009 was getting Sunni Arab support.

The President has said there will be consequences, and that we will seek strongly that the people who use chemical weapons be held accountable.

We have been so strongly in support of the Arab League initiative and the transition process that it laid out.

What matters is change on the ground, an end to the shooting of peaceful protesters, an end to these sweeps.