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The Annual Clock Flick
Daylight Saving Time has returned, like a relative who borrows money and remembers the door code. The ceremony begins at two o’clock Sunday morning—an hour when only burglars, owls, and government planners are awake and thinking clearly. At that moment, we are to advance every clock in the house by one hour. It is said…
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The Medical Report I Would Prefer to Dispute
I paid a visit to the doctor the other day, which is always a hazardous undertaking for a man who has previously considered himself reasonably alive. The doctor studied his instruments, looked me over with the solemn interest of a tax assessor, and finally announced that I am, in his professional judgment, “a walking stroke.”…
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5 A Promise Made in the Frozen Dark
Winter in the high mountains didn’t drift in like morning fog. It came down hard, sudden as a rifle shot, and a man either respected it or perished under its hand. Lucas Hale understood that well enough. He and Andy Mercer lay buried to the shoulders in a drift they had packed over themselves for…
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Gas Prices Continue Rising in Nevada
The average price of a gallon of gasoline in Nevada has increased 16 cents over the past week, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA). While the rise is notable, it is smaller than the national average increase of 27 cents per gallon. AAA officials say the ongoing conflict with Iran has pushed crude oil…
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Report: 45 Domestic Violence Deaths in Nevada for 2025
A new report from the Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence (NCEDSV) says 45 people died in domestic violence-related homicides across the state in 2025, highlighting what advocates describe as an ongoing and deadly crisis. The nonprofit organization released its 2025 Domestic Violence Homicide Report, which tracks fatal incidents connected to domestic violence…
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Reno Plans Budget Cuts, Job Freezes, and Fee Hikes
Reno city leaders say they have identified a plan to balance next year’s budget despite a projected $24 million structural deficit, which will require a combination of spending cuts, job freezes, and higher fees for residents and businesses. City officials attributed the shortfall to slow revenue growth amid inflation, which they say has limited the…
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Carson City Man Arrested for Felony Animal Abuse
A 20-year-old Carson City man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of animal abuse after deputies say he struck his dog with a frying pan, according to a Carson City Sheriff’s Office booking report. Authorities identified the suspect as Anthony Meinen, a resident of an apartment on Jeanell. Deputies responded to assist an animal control officer…
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Strong Drilling Results Reported at Nevada Lithium Project
Surge Battery Metals continues to report promising results from its 2025 core drilling program at the Nevada North Lithium Project (NNLP), with recent assays confirming high-grade lithium continuity and potential for expanding the project’s resource boundaries. The company highlighted success from its step-out drilling program, including hole NNL-037, located 640 meters southeast of the current…
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Violent Domestic Altercation in Carson Leads to Arrests
Two people were arrested Saturday on felony domestic battery charges following a violent altercation that deputies say involved a knife, strangulation, and multiple assaults, according to a Carson City Sheriff’s Office booking report. Arrested was Adina Guerrero, who faces suspicion of domestic battery with a deadly weapon causing substantial bodily harm, possession of a controlled…
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Public Meeting Planned as Regional Fire Consolidation Study Begins
A state-mandated study on Reno, Sparks, and unincorporated Washoe County regarding consolidation of fire services gets underway with a public information meeting next month. The cities of Reno and Sparks, along with Washoe County, have hired Emergency Global Solutions (EGS) to conduct the study, which will analyze the feasibility of combining the Reno Fire Department,…