People in Northern Nevada who are uninsured, underinsured, or without a social security number can receive free medical care this March and April at upcoming University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine Student Outreach Clinics. UNR Med offers the free clinics to assist the region’s medically uninsured with needed services. The free clinics offer a…… MORE
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Senator Joe Hardy Crafting Legislation That Would Ban Brothel’s in Nevada
A Republican state Senator, who has been a leader in the fight against sex trafficking, Joe Hardy, says brothels have no place in the state. Hardy plans legislation that would ban brothels. He admits the bill might lack support among legislators who see the brothels as an economic benefit for rural counties. Sex workers and…… MORE
Increased Penalties for Gun Crimes Proposed in Carson City
You’ve heard the phrase, “Use a gun, go to prison.” The Nevada legislature is now looking at a bill that would increase prison time for using a gun, tear gas or other weapon as part of a crime. Under a proposed bill by Senator Ben Kieckhefer the prison term for the gun, would match the…… MORE
Family Loses Home to Fire Needs Assistance
A Reno family that lost its home to fire needs help to bounce back. If you can help the Garcia Family, donations are being accepted at Wells Fargo, the account number is 1036858981… MORE
Carson Robotics Team Wins Big, Heads to National Competition
Carson High School’s robotics team just won their first state championship in school history. The Cyber Mafia will now head to the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Championship in Houston for the third time since 2012. The other two times they qualified by winning the robot games at the state event.…… MORE
Scandal Grows at Southern Nevada Utility, CEO Arrested
The scandal continues to grow around Nye County’s Valley Electric. The company is already accused of raising rates to cover funds the utility allegedly expended to cover up a sexual harrassment complaints. Now the CEO is accused of embezzlement by billing the business for $75,000 of work on her home in Pahrump. The Nye County…… MORE
Sparks Looking For Thieves Who Stole From Savers
Sparks Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a man and woman involved in a robbery at Savers. It happened at the store on Oddie Boulevard around 10 p.m. Tuesday. Police say the robbers are believed to be driving a dark 90s model Oldsmobile or Buick. The man police are looking for is…… MORE
Brothel Owner Lance Gilman Talks to KOH About The Federal Lawsuit Seeking to End Legal Prostitution
A Texas woman has filed a lawsuit to bring an end to the brothel industry in the Silver State, saying she and many others were sex trafficked and forced into the work. But, Lance Gilman, owner of Mustang Ranch, says they’re ready with a counter suit.… MORE
Assisted Suicide Under Discussion in Carson City
Doctor assisted suicide or death with dignity, how you describe it probably reveals your position on the issue, now up for debate in Carson City. Supporters of a bill to doctors to write fatal prescriptions for the terminally ill, say people who want it aren’t choosing death, death already chose them, and this just gives…… MORE
Investigators Solve Cold Murder Case From The 70’s
El Dorado County District Attorney’s Office says two Lake Tahoe cold case murders from the 1970s have been solved. 27-year-old Brynn Rainey was killed in 1977; her body was found in a shallow grave near Stateline Stable. 16-year-old Carol Andersen was killed in 1979, her body found on the side of a road. Their murders…… MORE
