Maybe it was just your phone that shut Primm down.

Happy Saturday. "Southern Californians who appreciated that it was a shorter drive than Vegas can now find gambling even closer, at tribal casinos," says the LA Times story on the last casino in Primm shutting down.

Southern Californians, and Northern Californians, and people pretty much the world over for that matter, can now find gambling even closer than that, in their pockets. What could possibly go wrong?

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Here is some of the news and commentary we published in Nevada Current this week we wouldn't want you to miss:

Matt — Republican union official switches parties to run as Democrat in state Assembly primary and Not just Medicaid: Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill will strain all NV healthcare, lawmakers told

April — Cardiologist primaries Lee, argues Trump era is ‘not the time’ for moderates

Dana — Telles associate, real estate agent removed from probate case, among Dems for public administrator

Jen — In an Assembly race rematch, winner of the primary will automatically win the general election

Michael — Open Democratic-leaning seat draws three first-time candidates

Kerry Durmick column — ICE at polling places is against federal and state law. Lombardo should say so.

Good luck