Senator Catherine Cortez Masto cosponsored legislation that will protect immigrant veterans and service members from deportation. Introduced by Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, the Immigrant Veterans Eligibility Tracking System (I-VETS) Act prevents the Administration from deporting veterans for low-level offenses and bolsters resources that facilitate naturalization and citizenship. She says “The courageous men and women…… MORE
Big Meth Bust, Animal Abuse Case in Elko County
Big drug bust in Elko County. March 19th a search warrant was served at a property in Osino related to methamphetamine trafficking. The property is a two and a half acre compound, made up of numerous buildings, RV’s, motorhomes and hundreds of animals. Once the property was secured, three men, 34 year old Hector Hugo…… MORE
Tesla Sales Fall, Company Remains Positive
Tesla reported a big drop in auto sales for last quarter, though the company said it’s confident it will still reach its annual sales goal. About 63,000 vehicles were delivered to customers in the first three months of 2019 — a 31% drop compared to the prior quarter. The total sales figures included about 50,900…… MORE
Northern Nevada Law Enforcement Promotes Gift of Life
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office and Nevada Highway Patrol are teaming up to increase organ donor registration by hosting a friendly competition during the month of April. April is National Donate Life Month. Throughout the month, special registration pages have been established so that the public can support the agency of their choosing. Those wishing…… MORE
Reno Police Investigating Homicide
Reno Police are investigating an incident at a home on Crown Drive, near Kings Row involving a man’s death. The initial call said a person was down in front of the residence. Detectives are now investigating the case as a Homicide. While police believe all pertinent individuals have been located, no arrests have been made,…… MORE
October 1 Massacre Survivor Suing His Employer
A survivor of the October 1, 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas, is suing his employer in Connecticut, saying he was discriminated against, and subjected to a hostile work environment after he informed the Elevator Service Company he was diagnosed with PTSD. Charles Giampolo says his employers told him to “Suck it up” and “Get…… MORE
Job Fair Aimed at Veterans, Others in Reno April 5th
The State of Nevada’s Veterans Coordinator will hold a career fair featuring employment opportunities and other resource information for Nevada veterans, military, and members of the public on April 5th in Reno. Several State of Nevada agencies will be on-site to discuss job opportunities and benefits of a career in state government. The first hour…… MORE
Stray Bullet Rattles Hidden Valley Resident
A Hidden Valley resident was nearly hit by a stray bullet while sitting on her couch Sunday. The resident reported a bullet passed over her head while she was sitting inside her house. Deputies say it’s imperative for recreational shooters to research congested area, and other restrictions on gun use. Maps can be found on…… MORE
Fundraiser for Little Girl Battling Cancer, Saturday in Carson City
The Fox Brewpub in Carson City, will hold a fundraiser for a local family whose 10 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with cancer. It’s Saturday, from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. Aylee Sharron is a competition cheerleader battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Her mom, Mariel Sharron was among the original employees of the restaurant, and is…… MORE
Massage Parlor Sex Trade Face Scrutiny in Nevada
A bill targeting massage parlors that offer illegal sexual services, is being considered at the state legislature. Reportedly more than 200 Las Vegas businesses offer sexual services, using catch phrases like “Happy ending” in their online advertising. AB 166 would make it a felony to “advance” prostitution, and make it easier to go after owners,…… MORE
