Tyler Schneider is a staff writer at Las Vegas Weekly. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and government and politics, with a particular focus on water management and conservation. Tyler's work has been featured in notable publications such as City Pulse, The Pitch, and the Las Vegas Sun.
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Tyler Schneider's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in the Lansing, Michigan area. Most of his coverage falls under Government Announcement and Evolving Stories attributes, indicating a preference for breaking news or ongoing developments related to local governance.
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[Summer Unlocked] How to supplement your summer with homegrown microgreens
By: Tyler Schneider
All eyes are on Nevada's gubernatorial contest, where Republican incumbent Joe Lombardo and Democratic nominee and current Attorney General Aaron Ford seek to differentiate themselves on key issues like affordability, education and housing.
Jeezy's most recent show saw the unlikely pair of County Commissioner William McCurdy II and LeBron James teaming up to present the rapper with the key to the Las Vegas Strip.
By: Tyler Schneider
Public Works remained the only dedicated coffee destination on Water Street for nine years. It wasn't much of a scene, so to speak, but this year brought two newcomers to the fold.
By: Tyler Schneider
Hitting your stride: A beginner's guide to running in Las Vegas It's 7 a.m. on a Saturday, and runners are already trickling into The Arts
By: Tyler Schneider
The hotline offers a free, 24-hour alternative to 911 for mental health crises, connecting callers to trained counselors by phone, text or chat.
By: Tyler Schneider
This social dynamic of run clubs can be the key to consistency, but a late-night solo run from home or trails like Exploration Peak Park can be equally cathartic.
Enter J. Cole's September 6 T-Mobile Arena stop, which served up two hours of proof that an artist of his caliber can balance mainstream success without sacrificing the nuance and intentionality that got them there.
J. Cole’s September 6 T-Mobile Arena stop served up two hours of proof that an artist of his caliber can balance mainstream success without sacrificing the nuance and intentionality that got them there.
By: Tyler Schneider
Typically fastened to poles, streetlights or patrol cars, these AI-assisted devices take a snapshot of every passing license plate, along with timestamps, locations and vehicle descriptions.
