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5/20/2013 - Shrinking Plants More Evidence of Climate Change?
RENO, Nev. - Plants are shrinking in the Great Basin of Nevada, and warming climate could be the culprit, according to a paper published in the renowned science journal Global Change Biology based on research conducted by University of Nevada, Reno plant ecologist Beth Leger.
Dr. Ernest L. Mazzaferri Sr. | 1936-2013: OSU doctor top thyroid cancer expert
Dr. Ernest L. Mazzaferri Sr. became the first in his family to attend high school, going on to become a renowned expert in thyroid cancer treatment at the Ohio State University College of Medicine during the 1980s and '90s. Mazzaferri, 76, who was living in retirement in Henderson, Nev., died on Tuesday at his home in hospice care after suffering a ... (more)
Reno Memo: Just how much does it cost to run for the Reno City Council?
Nevada lawmakers today will consider a bill that will mandate ward-only city council elections in Reno and in Sparks.
Blue jeans celebrate 140 years
Jim Heston, an American guesthouse operator in Cambodia, has lived a life in denim and has the photos to prove it.
Companies Honored for Employing Guardsmen
Representatives for those companies were able to tour the Nevada Air Guard Base in Reno to see first-hand what some of their employees do while working as Guardsmen and Women on weekends.
Ka'aihue Blasts Lead Aces to 9-4 Victory
Kila Ka'aihue registered his second multi-homer game of the season en route to a 9-4 victory for the Reno Aces over the Albuquerque Isotopes on Friday night at Isotopes Park.
Delgado Leads Aces to First Series Win
RHP Randall Delgado had his best outing of the season for Reno, as the Aces secured their first series victory, in a 5-1 win over the Albuquerque Isotopes at Isotopes Park on Saturday night.
Dream Job Becomes a Reality for Local Videographer
It feels almost like being on a Hollywood movie set. There is a director, an underwater camera, make-up folks, a beautiful blonde and a sprinkling of crew members scurrying about.
Ward Voting Bill Clears Assembly Committee
An Assembly committee has passed a bill to establish ward-only in four Nevada cities.
17-Year-Old Prostitute Off The Street
In February, Reno police got a tip say a man was sexually exploited and "pimping" and 16-year-old girl.
Deputies: Small Plane Crash South of Reno
Carson City Sheriff Ken Furlong says the call came in about 2:45pm Wednesday in upper Kings Canyon, about three miles northeast of Spooner Summit.
New Chief of Police in Sparks Nominated
Sparks City Manager Shaun D. Carey has announced that Sparks Deputy Police Chief Brian Allen, a 22-year veteran of the Sparks Police Department, as his choice to become the City's next Chief of Police.
Non-native snail turns up in Truckee River in NV
A nonnative snail has turned up in the Truckee River in Nevada for the first time, and wildlife officials are hoping it doesn't harm the river's trout population or spread to Lake Tahoe.
Reno fight leads to stabbing death of boy
Reno police are searching for leads in the stabbing death of a boy during a fight near a fast-food restaurant.
Two Douglas County youth-offender camps get $1.3 million budget boost
China Spring and Aurora Pines are camps for boys and girls, respectively. They primarily handle youths from the Carson City-Douglas County area and rural parts of Nevada.
Man hospitalized after downtown shooting
One man is in the hospital and another is behind bars following a shooting in downtown Reno last night.
Nevada legislative panels OK major parts of Sandoval K-12 budgets
Nevada Assemblywoman Maggie Carlton, D-Las Vegas, left, and state Sen. Debbie Smith, D-Sparks, co-chair a joint legislative money committee at the Legislative Building in Carson City, Nev., on Friday, May 17, 2013.
Reno Memo: Bill would cut sales taxes meant for schools from future STAR bond projects
Nevada's STAR bond law is getting another makeover, this time from a bill that would potentially prohibit any future STAR bond-backed projects from pledging sales taxes meant for school districts.
Hemmings Find of the Day - 1957 Ford Country Sedan
The reported original condition of this 1957 Ford Country Sedan for sale on Hemmings.com can certainly be explained by the car's Western origins; what we find hard to explain, however, is why it accumulated less than 50,000 miles over the years - station wagons, even nicer ones such as this, were meant to rack up the miles both in and around town ... (more)
New Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority CEO talks business
Marily Mora is the new President and CEO of the Reno Tahoe Airport Authority after a unanimous vote today, May 16, 2013.