• Nevada EV Charging Buildout Lags Despite Authorization

    For Nevada’s more than 65,000 electric vehicle drivers, traveling long rural stretches of highway, including U.S. 50 between Tonopah and Las Vegas or U.S. 93 between Las Vegas and Wells, can still be a gamble. There is no official state or federal website that comprehensively tracks the location of EV charging stations or whether they…

  • Nevada GOP Leaders Voice Support for Strikes on Iran

    Nevada’s Republican leaders are speaking out following President Donald Trump’s military strikes on Iran, which began over the weekend. U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei issued a statement condemning the Iranian regime and expressing support for the president’s actions. “For 47 years, the Iranian regime has sown seeds of terror and destruction against the West and our…

  • Brown Not Seeking Nevada Congressional District Seat

    Republican Sam Brown announced he will not run for Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District seat, being vacated by longtime U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei. In a public statement, Brown said he had been encouraged by “many friends, supporters, and community leaders” to return to Nevada and pursue the Northern Nevada congressional seat. However, he said he intends…

  • Ford Files to Run for Nevada Governor

    Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford officially filed paperwork Monday to run for governor, setting up a challenge to incumbent Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo. Ford, a Democrat, has been signaling his intentions for months. In January, he began rolling out what he calls his “Affordable Nevada” agenda, focusing on lowering housing costs, making healthcare more affordable,…

  • Washoe County Sheriff Clarifies Noem Reno Visit

    The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office is clarifying its position following a visit to Reno by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Noem spoke on March 2 at the Western States Sheriff’s Association Annual Conference held at the Peppermill Resort. In remarks shared on her official accounts, Noem expressed confidence that increased cooperation among U.S. Immigration and…

  • Truck Strikes Overpass in Reno

    Traffic on eastbound I-80 in downtown Reno came to a sudden halt Monday after a large vehicle, believed to be a semi-truck, struck overhead lighting and conduit beneath the Virginia Street overpass near Walgreens. The driver and vehicle left the scene before the Nevada State Police arrived. The incident is being treated as a hit-and-run.…

  • Three People Arrested in Storey County with Stolen Car

    Three Stockton residents are facing multiple charges after authorities say they were stopped in a stolen vehicle on USA Parkway late Monday morning. According to the Storey County Sheriff’s Office, deputies were alerted to a stolen car traveling on USA Parkway and conducted a traffic stop just after 10:45 a.m. During the investigation, deputies learned…

  • Sparks Man Sentenced for Domestic Battery

    A Sparks man has heading to jail in connection with a domestic battery incident that occurred in May 2024. Cory Boteler received the maximum term of 180 days in the Washoe County Jail, suspended for up to two years. As part of his sentence, Boteler must serve two active days in jail, complete 48 hours…

  • 2 Christmas on the Coldest Trail in Nevada

    Most folks think of Nevada as sun-blasted rock and open desert, where heat dances above the sage. But the men who’ve wintered in the high country know different. When the mountains turn hostile, the wind comes off the ridges like a honed blade, and the cold can reach into a man and test his soul.…

  • The Moon Ain’t Changed, Our Vocabulary Did

    When I was a boy, and it fell to me to tramp out in the evening and swing open the gates for the milk cows, I kept one eye on the herd and the other on the sky. If the moon came up red as a ripe berry, we called it a strawberry moon. It…