As the pandemic drags on, questions mount about the government’s legal authority to suspend everyday life. In Federal Court, a rural Nevada church argues that the state has unconstitutionally restricted worship attendance more than it restricts business. KOH’s samantha stone has the final segment of our news series on Calvary Chapel’s challenge to COVID-19 restrictions.… MORE
An Event to Help Feed Homeless Pets
Feeding Pets of the Homeless, a national non-profit organization who provides emergency veterinary care to pets and supplies for homeless pet owners, is hosting its “11th annual Give a Dog a Bone” event through Sunday, collecting donations at several locations in Northern Nevada. Genevieve Fredrick talks about why she started the non profit over a…… MORE
Efforts to Improve Clarity at Lake Tahoe Seem to be Working
Efforts to reduce the amount of sediment particles flowing into Lake Tahoe to improve water clarity are working according to the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection. Jason Kuchnicki, scientist with the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, talks about how sediment runoff effects the lake. In partnership with the California Regional Quality Control Board Lahontan region,…… MORE
Immunization Clinic at The Boys & Girls Club Saturday
Most Washoe County schools return to class Monday, and Immunize Nevada wants to remind parents that they have a shot clinic open this Saturday at the Boys and Girls Club on Foster Drive to get your kids up to date on their immunizations, but space is limited.… MORE
Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against The City of Sparks
The parents of an 18-year-old who was shot and killed by Sparks Police officers in January have filed a lawsuit against the City of Sparks claiming excessive force, negligence, and wrongful death among other accusations.… MORE
2018 Officer-Involved Shooting Ruled Justified
The shooting of 23-year-old Maurice Alfonso Garcia in February 2018 in Lemmon Valley by Washoe County Sheriff’s Office deputies was justified, District Attorney Chris Hicks announced Thursday. KOH’s Monty Wolf has more.… MORE
Part 3 of Our 4 Part Series, “Calvary Chapel Vs Nevada-Going to Court For God”
The U. S. Supreme Court backed Governor Sisolak’s COVID-19 cap on church attendance last month… a harsh disappointment to members of the Dayton Valley congregation that filed the suit. KOH’s Samantha Stone continues our news series on the Calvary Chapel of Dayton versus Nevada. Tomorrow: The final segment of our news series “Calvary Chapel Versus…… MORE
Reno City Council Approves Plan For Verdi Crossing Casino
The Reno City Council on Wednesday approved a new casino and commercial development near the Boomtown Hotel-Casino. Verdi Crossing will have a 7,500 square foot casino on an area that used to be a helicopter landing pad for Boomtown Casino. There will be no more than 165 slot machines, five table games and a keno…… MORE
Missing The Reno Rodeo?
If you’ve been missing the action in the arena due to the Reno Rodeo being cancelled this year, then tune in this week to the “Lita Scott Reno Rodeo Barrel Race/KK Run For Vegas Qualifier and Jr American Rodeo Barrel Race Qualifier” Friday through Sunday. Lita says due to Covid-19, you can’t attend the event…… MORE
Thrive Wellness Offering a New Program For Distance Learners
Thrive Wellness of Reno has started a new program for distance learners and homeschoolers, and they’re looking for teachers and students who want to get involved.… MORE
