The Nevada State Contractors Board wants the public to know about a local man, Lucas Hunter Schopper, who’s accused of bilking residents in the Truckee Meadows by using someone else’s contractor license, and performing shoddy work at their homes.… MORE
Latest in Bicycle Technology on Display at The Reno Sparks Convention Center
The latest in bicycle technology is on display this week at the Reno Sparks Convention Center, as Interbike 2018 takes over both inside and outside the venue. KOH’s Daniela Sonnino got on her Big Wheel and rode over to check it out.… MORE
Plan Would Create State Supervised Retirement Savings Account
Nevada’s Task Force on Financial Security is getting behind a plan to create state supervised retirement savings accounts for workers.… MORE
Fundraiser This Weekend Will Support Honor Flight Nevada
The Reno Elks Lodge is hosting a formal gala at the Atlantis Grand Ballroom this Saturday night, to help raise funds for Honor Flight Nevada. Honor Flight Founder John Yuspa says on KOH’s Dan Mason Show it’s a black tie type event, but you don’t need one to come. They’ll have three live bands, a…… MORE
State Unemployment Rate Decreased in August
The state’s unemployment rate decreased by another “Point-one” percent in August to 4.5 percent, the lowest rate since July 2007. The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation reports overall job growth is up 44,800 jobs and grew by 3.3 percent year-over-year. The last time Nevada experienced a stronger over the year growth rate was…… MORE
This Summer Was Reno’s Hottest on Record
This summer was Reno’s hottest on record, this after summer 2017 set heat records. The National Weather Service says the average daytime high for the months of June, July and August was 93.6 degrees, a third of a degree hotter that 2017. Temperatures reached 90 degrees for a record 56 consecutive days, finally ending August…… MORE
Supreme Court Won’t “Fast Track” Decision on Execution
The state’s highest court has canceled oral arguments this week, on a state request to fast track a decision on whether the twice-delayed execution of Scott Dozier should go forward despite the lawsuits filed by drugmakers, unwilling to have their products used for that purpose. Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Douglas canceled Friday’s arguments…… MORE
Carson Car Burglars Sought
Carson City Sheriff’s deputies need your help tracking down two suspects they say broke into a number of cars in Carson City, and other locations in Douglas County on Sunday, September 16th. They took credit cards, among other items, and used the cards at a local fast food restaurant, where they were caught on surveillance…… MORE
Have You Seen This Carson City Burglary Suspect?
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help finding a man who is believed to have stolen several guns from a home. The office Wednesday identified 27 year old Robert Schowerer, as a suspect in a burglary from Classic Court in Carson City Sept. 3rd. Other property besides guns were stolen. Schowerer…… MORE
City of Reno Suing Pharmaceutical Companies Over Opioid Crisis
The City of Reno has hired lawyers and filed a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers. The 58 page suit was filed by Eglet Price, and Bradley, Drendel and Jeanney. Mayor Hillary Schieve released a statement saying pharmaceutical companies failed to fulfill their gate keeping duties and this continues to harm this entire community. She says the…… MORE
