LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Las Vegas is a tourist town. Finding ways to get those tourists in is the engine that drives our biggest economy. The No. 1 money maker is getting international visitors to Las Vegas as quickly as possible, so news that a new flight, direct from Brazil, was celebrated by many. Last month, international arrivals were nearly 324,000 fliers, up 5.2 percent from… Read more »

July 30, 2018
Today Representative Dina Titus of Nevada’s First Congressional District, and a member of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, sent a letter to Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt urging him to use his office to file an immediate injunction halting the publication of blueprints for a 3D printed gun. Read more »

“I am concerned that when they say everybody's been reunited, we are not getting the full story,” says Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nevada. Read more »

Saying that 500 jobs in the tourism industry are at stake, the Nevada congressional delegation has sent a letter to urge the United States Customs and Border Protection to immediately address a staffing shortage at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada that threatens Nevada's tourism economy. Read more »

Lawmakers negotiating a final defense bill excluded a provision that would have prohibited the Interior Department from placing the sage grouse, in Nevada and other states, on the endangered species list for a decade. Democrats and environmental groups claimed a victory Tuesday, but the provision was just one of many efforts by Republicans and the Trump administration to roll back… Read more »

Federal drug policies should be based on facts and not some reefer madness-mentality from a century ago. I am proud to introduce the Marijuana Data Collection Act along with a bipartisan group of House Members. Read more »

July 24, 2018
According to letter, FEMA will end emergency power restoration mission by August 18 Read more »

July 24, 2018
With premiums skyrocketing, drug prices increasing, and the Supreme Court one vote away from allowing health insurance companies to once again discriminate based on pre-existing conditions, House Republicans now bring forward a bill that will do nothing to bring down health care costs for Nevadans and will add another $20 billion to the deficit by giving the medical device industry a second tax cut in seven months. Read more »

“I-11 is moving forward,” Titus said. “They are doing environmental studies in Arizona. They have to pick a route. Until they have a route, there’s nothing I can sell to try to get money for.” Read more »

July 18, 2018
This partisan legislative package cuts funding from a number of vital programs and agencies, further undermines our national security, and puts our economic recovery at risk. Read more »