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Exports, education identified as keys to Carson City-area manufacturing growth
John Barrette / Nevada Appeal Andrew Edlefsen, standing, from the Las Vegas office of the U.S. Commerce Department commercial services division, and Robert Francis, far left, of Core4Consultants in Reno, discussed manufacturing and exporting during Wednesday morning's Northern Nevada Development Authority breakfast meeting .
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Carson High School seniors present final projects to community panels
Shannon Litz / Nevada Appeal Rachel Andersen talks about the International Harvester 300 Utility she re-built for her senior project Wednesday at Carson High School.
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Present law in Nevada makes it easy for abusers to buy guns
Last October, a young woman in Milwaukee named Zina Daniel filed a domestic violence restraining order against her husband.
Carson City man sentenced to two to six years in home-invasion case
A Carson City man was sentenced to two to six years in prison on one count of home invasion and one count of subordination of perjury Tuesday morning in district court.
Sheriff's Log: Carson City woman arrested after allegedly hitting parked car
Carson City The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are innocent until proved guilty in court: MONDAY a 9:06 a.m.: Tanya Farinacci, 26, of Carson City was arrested at the Carson City Jail after turning herself in on a domestic battery warrant.
I-Team: Students Head North in Hopes of Smaller Class Sizes
Clark County students experience some the largest classes in the country. Although the overcrowding is expected to decrease by one or two students next year, the vast majority of kids won't see any significant change.
Bill closing gun background check loophole advances at Nevada Legislature
For Neil Heslin, a construction worker from Newtown, Conn., it's not difficult to talk about his brave and loving son, Jesse.
Washoe delegation lacks unity over Washoe school tax bill as Legislature's end nears
With two weeks remaining in the Legislature, the Washoe County delegation of state lawmakers is not showing a unified front on the Washoe school tax bill.
Carson City Sheriff's Log: Man reportedly screams at deputy, refuses to take taxi
Carson City The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are innocent until proved guilty in court: THURSDAY a 1:20 p.m.: A 27-year-old Fallon woman was arrested at the Carson City Jail on a Carson violation-of-a-suspended-sentence warrant after being transported from Churchill County.
Carson City's nearly $60 million budget approved; no taxes will rise
Though it was overshadowed by capital spending issues, Carson City government's no-tax-hike general fund budget of nearly $60 million won approval Monday.
IMMIGRATION: Another state closer to allowing non-citizens to drive legally
Nevada's state Senate on Monday, May 20, approved creating special identification cards that will serve as de factor driver's licenses for people living in the state illegally, The Associated Press reported.
Reno Memo: Just how much does it cost to run for the Reno City Council?
Ward Voting Bill Clears Assembly Committee
An Assembly committee has passed a bill to establish ward-only in four Nevada cities.
Honor Flight Car Show Fundraiser Sunday in Carson City
This weekend you can help an organization that sends local World War II veterans to Washington, D.C. to see the monuments built in their honor.
As the Legislature rushes to close its business in the final two weeks of its session, lawmakers and Gov.
Public safety, youthful curiosity mingle at Carson City open house
Sally Roberts / Nevada Appeal Adriana Castellanos paints a Scooby Doo face on Jayden White Saturday during the Cops and Kids Sheriff's Open House.
Trading in four wheels for two
Jim Grant / Nevada Appeal Jeff Resler, center, led the National Guard team members, from left, Erick Studenicka, Mike Getten, Vince Carlese, Clayton Chappell, Tom McElroy and Roy Hellen in the annual Bike to Work Week.
Carson Perspective: Nary a drop to drink unless supervisors go to well now
Because life works backward, particularly when you look at it askance, this year's fashioning of next year's Carson City budget is a bit like lines from an epic poem.
Carson community raises funds for teen with blood disorder
A Carson City teen is recovering from complications of a rare blood disorder. News 4's Ashley Cullins shows us how the community is coming together to support his family.