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Officers monitor Sun Valley sites for crime
If you think you saw more law enforcement officers along Sun Valley Boulevard this spring, you were right.
Slump hurt some more than others
In the aftermath of the Washoe County housing market's collapse, there are losers and even bigger losers.
Sheriff's detectives seek man who robbed Bordertown Tuesday morning
Washoe County Sheriff's detectives are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating a suspect who is believed to have committed an armed robbery early Tuesday morning at the Bordertown Casino in Cold Springs The man robbed the casino, located at 19575 Highway 395 North, at about 4:25 am, the sheriff's office said.
Washoe County Commissioners will informally consult with Citizen Advisory Board members one more time before deciding on ways to cut in half the costs of holding their meetings.
Cold Springs man arrested on suspicion of threatening neighbors, police
A 60-year-old man was jailed after he allegedly threatened a group of neighbors with a steel pipe because he was upset their music was too loud.
Attention All Shopaholics: Legends To Open 50 New Stores
If you're one of those people who always says we don't have any good shopping here in the Truckee Meadows, you may soon be eating your words.
Local group answers Obama's call to serve
A group of nine North Valley volunteers is responding to President Obama's campaign call to get out and create change in their community.
Alternative high school hosts online info chat session
The online chat will allow teens and parents to ask questions about how ACE differs from traditional high schools.
NDOT to motorists: Slow down for work crews
The Nevada Department of Transportation is imploring drivers to "Give 'Em a Brake," and slow down for work crews on the state's highways.
Post Office Looking At Cutting One Day Of Mail Service
It's a service that affects nearly every American, and its barely staying afloat.
Spring Mountain development approved by planning board
Spring Mountain at Winnemucca Ranch won its last major governmental approval Thursday for zoning to build up to 12,000 homes west of Pyramid Lake after a small cadre of citizens protested the new town will ...
Can Baseball End Up Helping All of Downtown Score?
The owners of the Reno Aces say the foul economy isn't stopping them from building the new ballpark.
Weather system moving on after dumping up to 8 inches of snow in Reno
Orchestra hosts clinic at Sparks High School
The Reno Jazz Orchestra hosts its annual Jazz in the Schools clinic at Sparks High School on Saturday.
RTC approves big increase to van service fares
Ordering more painful changes for mass transit in the Truckee Meadows, the Regional Transportation Commission Thursday approved significant fare increases for the van service used by the disabled and service ...
RTC to consider major service cuts and fare increases
A new and more painful round of mass transit cuts -- this one affecting some of the area's most needy riders -- is to be considered Thursday by transportation officials.
New Police Unit Focuses on All Threats, All Crimes
Big plans and ideas for a new task force working to solve crimes. Its already landed four people in jail for burglary, with hopes of netting more.
Reno sued over rezoning of Winnemucca Ranch
Claiming the city of Reno doesn't have the right to rezone land that it cannot annex, several citizens groups have filed a lawsuit in Washoe County District Court to overturn the city's approval of plans for up ...
Capt. Nikoley is with the Special Operations Division with Washoe County Sheriff's Office.
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