• Judge Removed After TPO Issued

    A Washoe County judge has been temporarily removed from all cases following the issuance of a temporary protective order (TPO) in an alleged stalking matter, according to court officials and sources familiar with the situation. District Judge Bridget Robb received the TPO on Jan. 16. A hearing is scheduled for Feb. 13 to determine whether…

  • Northern Nevada School Threats Deemed Hoax

    Law enforcement agencies across Northern Nevada responded Tuesday to a series of school-related threats that investigators now say are not credible and are believed to be a hoax. The Nevada Threat Analysis Center (NTAC) became aware on Jan. 21, 2026, of bomb threat emails sent to multiple school districts across the state. At this time,…

  • The Silence Between

    I come from what’s called the Jones Generation, a bridge generation that doesn’t quite fit in with the Baby Boomers, but isn’t young enough to understand the ones who live by their phones either. We were the ones who learned to write letters, then emails, then texts. Somewhere between the dial tone and the push…

  • Officials Warn About Potential ACA Fraud

    Nevada officials are urging vigilance after a $54.7 million health care fraud scheme was uncovered in Montana, raising concerns that similar tactics could emerge in the Silver State. In January 2026, Montana State Auditor and Commissioner of Insurance James Brown announced the dismantling of a large-scale Affordable Care Act (ACA) fraud operation that targeted Native…

  • Two Separate Crashes Reported Tuesday Night

    Two separate traffic crashes were reported Tuesday night in south Reno, including one caused by a vehicle running a red light, according to authorities. The first crash occurred at the intersection of South McCarran Boulevard and Longley Lane. Reno police report a driver ran a red light and collided with another vehicle, resulting in a…

  • Man Convicted of Reckless Driving

    A Washoe County jury has found Victor Ledezma-Caballero guilty on two counts of reckless driving resulting in substantial bodily harm in connection with a high-speed crash that seriously injured two people in Reno. The crash occurred around December 13, 2023, near the intersection of Plumb Lane and Hunter Lake Drive. Investigators said Ledezma-Caballero was driving…

  • Whole Milk Poised for Return to School Cafeterias

    The Trump administration is moving to place whole milk on school cafeteria menus nationwide following the signing of the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act last week. The new law reverses an Obama-era policy that required schools participating in federal meal programs to serve only low-fat or fat-free milk. The restriction was part of a…

  • TPO Granted Against Judge

    A Reno court has issued a temporary protection order for stalking against Washoe District Court Judge Bridget Robb. A hearing on Feb. 13 is confirmed to determine whether to extend the order. Judge Robb was appointed to the Washoe County Second Judicial District Court in 2006 by then-Governor Kenny Guinn and serves in Department 13,…

  • Gas Prices Remain Above National Average

    Gas prices in Nevada edged down slightly over the past week, but continue to run well above the national average. GasBuddy reports the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline at $2.76, while Nevada’s statewide average slipped one cent from last week to $3.28 per gallon. AAA, which uses a separate data collection…

  • Nevada Ranks Fifth in Foreign-Born Residents

    Recent Census Bureau figures show roughly 650,000 foreign-born residents live in Nevada, accounting for nearly 20 percent of the state’s population and exceeding the national average of 14.8 percent. In 2014, foreign-born residents made up about 19 percent of Nevada’s population, indicating a modest increase over the past decade. The Census Bureau defines “foreign-born” as…