Barbara Vucanovich, first woman elected to Congress in Nevada, dies at 91
Guy Clifton, Reno Gazette-Journal Barbara Vucanovich, the “tough grandmother” who became the first woman elected to represent Nevada in Congress, has died. She was 91 and died Monday at a Reno care...
View ArticleMarijuana dispensary bill must clear $2 million hurdle
Cy Ryan, Las Vegas Sun State Sen. Tick Segerblom says he’s optimistic Gov. Brian Sandoval will sign his medical marijuana dispensary bill, even though it could cost Nevada some $2 million.Read the...
View ArticleNevada Bills That Never Saw the Light of Day
Natasha Vitale, Nevada Media Alliance CARSON CITY — Several bills that were introduced in the just-ended session of the Nevada Legislature didn’t get a chance to see the light of day in 2013. Here’s a...
View ArticleWildfire behind Carson City rifle range 'under control' firefighters report
UPDATE 12:30PM: The fire burning near the long rifle range off of Flint Drive in Carson City is under control at this time, according to firefighters at the scene. The mop-up phase has begun and...
View ArticleNevadans Wait for Sandoval to Take Action
Jeri Chadwell, Nevada Media Alliance CARSON CITY — Just over one week after the end of the 77th legislative session, Nevadans are still waiting for Gov. Brian Sandoval to take action on the...
View ArticleLake Tahoe summer shuttle service to Sand Harbor begins June 15
News Release The East Shore Express, a park and ride bus that runs from Incline Village to Sand Harbor, opens for a second season for Lake Tahoe visitors and locals.Buses will operate Saturdays and...
View ArticleBest selling author to host 'Meet the Authors' reception Friday at WNC
By Denise Clodjeaux New York Times bestselling author Ellen Hopkins will lead a Meet the Authors dessert and wine reception in Carson City on Friday, June 14 from 6:30 to 9 pm in the Carson Nugget...
View ArticleTwo Carson City women jailed on separate sex offense-related charges
Two Carson City women were arrested Monday in separate cases involving warrants alleging felony statutory sexual seduction in one instance, and gross misdemeanor indecent exposure in another. Tracy...
View ArticleCarson City adopts pilot program that addresses mental health issues and...
Jennifer Burton, KTVN Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong recently returned from a national conference in Atlanta where experts from around the country discussed how to prevent people from committing mass...
View ArticleDon Q's Nevada and Northern California fishing report for week of June 12-19
By Don Quilici Here is this week's fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams in Nevada, Northern California and the Sierra. This report is for the week of June 12-19.ALMANOR LAKE, CALIF: Shasta...
View ArticleNevada Governor Sandoval Signs Film Incentive Bill
Alex Pompliano, Nevada Media Alliance CARSON CITY — On late Tuesday, Gov. Brian Sandoval signed a bill that will create a tax incentive program to lure film productions to Nevada. Introduced by Sen....
View ArticleHigh winds, fire danger prompt Red Flag Warning for much of Northern Nevada...
An area of low pressure moving into the Pacific Northwest will increase winds today throughout the Carson City region, producing gusts of 35 to 45 mph from late this morning and into this evening,...
View ArticleCarson City Downtown 20/20 membership meeting tonight
By Dana Lee Fruend The Carson City Downtown 20/20 will hold its membership meeting tonight, Wednesday, at the Brewery Arts Center, 5:30 to 7:15 p.m. Come be a part of Carson City's growth. Share your...
View ArticleWitness of Winnemucca dust storm crash: ‘I walked into the fast lane …’
Nevada Media Alliance by NATASHA VITALE A Sparks motorist who was caught in the blinding dust storm in Winnemucca recounted Tuesday how he narrowly avoided being part of the 27-vehicle chain-reaction...
View ArticleSandoval Signs Bill for ELL Funding
Nevada Media Alliance by ALEX POMPLIANO Gov. Brian Sandoval signed Senate Bill 504 today, which allocates state funding to ELL (English Language Learners) programs in Nevada schools. ELL instructional...
View ArticleInside Out Chiropractic has moved!
Dr. Craig M. Black, DC Inside Out Chiropractic has moved to 1502 N. Carson Street, unit 5 (in the Century 21 building). Dr. Black, DC, comments “I am most pleased with this new location. While it is...
View ArticleCarson City Crossfire gets new name, returns to airwaves after 10-year hiatus
By Jeff Munson With political flame throwing at an all-time high, there has indeed been something missing from the Carson City air waves lately.Sure, civility doesn't make the headlines these days,...
View ArticleDoubleShot Classic Rock Band Performing Taste of Downtown After Party
Come and join DoubleShot Friday, June 14, and Saturday, June 15, for a rocking good time at the Carson Station Hotel Casino beginning at 9 p.m. Doubleshot is a rock n' roll band that plays a blend of...
View ArticleFood For Thought Seeks Volunteers
Food For Thought seeks service groups or individuals to help with their Saddle Up For Kids Carnival on June 29.They are in need of service groups/organizations/individuals to run carnival game booths....
View ArticleKingsbury Grade now open; wildfire near Lake Tahoe remains under investigation
UPDATE 8:05PM: State Route 207 Kingsbury Grade is now open to motorist with controls. Please use caution around firefighters and equipment that remain working the fire. Fire personnel will remain on...
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