Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid endorsed Biden in advance of Super Tuesday, saying “Democrats need a candidate who can assemble the largest, most diverse coalition possible to defeat Trump and lead our country following the trauma of Trump’s presidency, and that candidate is Joe Biden.” Three candidates have ended their campaigns, Tom Steyer, Pete…… MORE
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Beware of Census Related Scams
As the 2020 census begins to ramp up, Nevadan’s are cautioned to beware of census related scams. For one thing, the Census form WILL NOT ask for information such as a resident’s social security number, citizenship status, credit card or bank information, donations, political party affiliation or anything regarding the 2020 election. If you’re getting…… MORE
Placer County Health Officials Confirm Their First Case of Coronavirus
Placer County health officials have confirmed their first case of Coronavirus (COVID-19). The patient is a health care worker at NorthBay VacaValley Hospital in Solano County who had close contact with a Coronavirus patient. The Placer County patient is currently isolated at home and is only reporting mild symptoms.… MORE
Iron Mike Tyson is Bringing His One Man Show to Reno
Iron Mike Tyson, in the record book as the youngest boxer to ever hold the heavy weight title, is bringing his one man show “Mike Tyson UNDISPUTED TRUTH – Round 2” to the Grand Sierra March 13th. Tyson talks about the show that reflects on his career after boxing. Find more info on the show…… MORE
NDOT Embarking on a Massive Spaghetti Bowl Reconstruction Project
The Nevada Department of Transportation is embarking on a massive reconstruction project this year called the “Spaghetti Bowl Express,” and you can see what they’re planning online to help relieve traffic for the 260,000 drivers who travel that roadway daily.… MORE
Is Coronavirus Testing Happening in Nevada?
We’re hearing a lot about coronavirus testing, but have tests been given in the Silver State to those exhibiting symptoms? KOH’s Daniela Sonnino spoke with the Nevada State Public Health Lab, who’s housing the state’s test kits to find out.… MORE
NHP Say Impairment Believed to be a Factor in Fatal Rollover Crash
One person is dead after a two-car rollover crash on northbound 395 near Johnson Lane. The Nevada Highway Patrol says the crash happened around 9:00 p.m. on Feb. 28 and forced the closure of northbound lanes of U.S. 395. According to NHP, impairment is believed to be a factor in the crash.… MORE
City of Reno Considering Land Sale to Fund New Police Station
The city of Reno is considering selling land at a discount to fund a new police station. The Reno Gazette Journal reports that the Reno City Council unanimously approved the sale of land on Chism St for $200-thousand dollars less than appraised value. The council also approved entering into negotiations to sell land on Washington…… MORE
Tahoe Transportation District Trying to Fill a $1.5 Billion Shortfall
Driving into and out of the Lake Tahoe Basin could soon come with a cost. The Tahoe Transportation District is studying a plan that would help the region fill a $1.5 billion dollar shortfall in transportation funds over the next 23 years. The “One Tahoe” plan would mean millions of visitors would be on the…… MORE
The Forest Service Looking For Summer Volunteers
If you love the outdoors, and primitive camping, the Forest Service needs volunteers for the summer season in the Desolation wilderness on the southwest end of Lake Tahoe. You’ll backpack in from a trial head for a couple miles, then work various tasks while you’re there. Lisa Herron with the Forest service says if you…… MORE
