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Reno Man Arrested on Drug and Weapons Charges
A Reno man has been arrested on multiple drug and weapons charges following an investigation by the Regional Narcotics Unit, according to the Reno Police Department. Adolfo Gonzalez-Neri, 27, was taken into custody on March 18 after investigators acted on a tip received earlier this year. The investigation led officers to a residence on Ralston…
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Teen Killed, Man Injured in South Reno Shooting
Newly released court documents are shedding light on a deadly shooting at a south Reno apartment complex that left a 15-year-old boy dead and another man hospitalized. Reno police say the shooting, which occurred just before 10 p.m. Friday at 1205 South Meadows Parkway, stemmed from a pre-arranged fight that escalated into gunfire. Officers responding…
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Deer in the Surf
I’ve told this story a handful of times over the years, usually when somebody’s talking about the strange things you see when you’re just minding your business. And every time I think of it, I swear I can still smell that briny, kelpy air rolling off the Pacific like it’s trying to shake the dust…
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Clark County GOP Adopts Controversial Changes
The Clark County Republican Party approved a series of bylaw and platform changes at its recent convention that are drawing concern from some members over governance, transparency, and internal consistency. Among the most debated changes was the adoption of a fixed quorum of 75 members. With roughly 100 ballots cast on the measure, delegates voted…
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Titus Faces Criticism About Cesar Chavez
Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus is facing criticism following a recent report that raises allegations about labor leader Cesar Chavez, a figure she has previously helped honor through federal legislation. Titus was among the lawmakers who supported efforts to formally recognize Cesar Chavez Day, celebrating the legacy of the civil rights and labor activist. However, a…
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Nevada’s Universal Vote-by-Mail System to Continue
Nevada’s universal vote-by-mail system, established in 2021 under a Democrat-controlled Legislature and signed into law by then-Governor Steve Sisolak, automatically sends ballots to every active registered voter for each election. The system covers 2.13 million active voters. Every registered voter in Nevada automatically receives a ballot in the mail. In the 2024 general election, the…
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Elko County Opposes Gray Wolf Introduction
Elko County commissioners have formally approved a resolution opposing the introduction of gray wolves into Nevada and urged the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW) to adopt a statewide policy against allowing wolves. The move reflects concerns from local ranchers and wildlife managers about potential impacts on livestock and big game populations. The resolution directs county…
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UNR Faculty Vote ‘No Confidence’ in Easton-Brooks
Faculty in the University of Nevada, Reno’s College of Education and Human Development have overwhelmingly expressed no confidence in Dean Donald Easton-Brooks, following allegations of bullying and unprofessional conduct. According to the results, 85.5% of participating faculty voted that they do not have confidence in Easton-Brooks’ leadership. Just 9% said they have confidence, while 5.5%…
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BLM to Begin Wild Burro Gather Near Beatty
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will begin a wild burro gather near Beatty next month as part of ongoing herd management efforts. Starting April 1, the agency plans to round up approximately 500 excess wild burros in and around the Bullfrog Herd Management Area, which covers more than 157,000 acres of public and private…
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Vegas Charter School Assistant Principal Arrested
Las Vegas authorities have arrested a charter school assistant principal on multiple charges related to sexual assault of a minor, with investigators warning there could be additional victims. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced Monday that 42-year-old Pernell Graham is facing six counts of sexual assault with a child under 16. Additional charges include…