Other large metropolitan areas have bus stops in the same location with regard to proximity to the street without guardrails, etc., and this isn't a problem there. Perhaps Nevada should be more diligent about keeping drivers with histories of DUIs off the road.

Real truth is redundant.

I wonder if the Sun is capable of writing a story on this issue without tooting its own horn in every other paragraph.

We get it, LV Sun, you reported on this in March and called the issue to the attention of lawmakers. That's your job as a newspaper; it's not like you went above and beyond your call of duty. You want praise for doing your job? Submit the story for a Pulitzer and stop rubbing it in readers' faces until you win one.

I think an important point here is that if Vegas dies (which, of course, is an extreme scenario) the rest of the state goes with it. I don't see any way the state could survive without the economy of Las Vegas offering its support.

Both parties will be their? You mean there?