A motorcyclist was killed Thursday evening in a crash involving a pickup truck on South Virginia Street, according to the Nevada State Police. The collision occurred just before 5:30 p.m. in the northbound lanes of South Virginia Street, just north of Damonte Ranch Parkway. Authorities said the male rider of the motorcycle was pronounced dead…

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is investigating after two women were found dead inside a northern Carson City home Saturday evening following a welfare check. Sheriff Ken Furlong stated deputies were dispatched at approximately 5:21 p.m. on February 28 to Merrill Road after concerned neighbors or acquaintances reported they had not seen or heard from…

The Nevada Secretary of State’s Office, alongside county election officials, demonstrated a new statewide voting system Wednesday that will change how voters cast their ballots beginning with this year’s primary election. The updated process allows voters to make their selections using an electronic system before receiving a full-size printed ballot to review. After confirming their…

A Reno man has been arrested following a deadly stabbing late Friday night at an apartment complex in Sun Valley, according to the Sparks Police Department. Officers were called to the Boulder Creek Apartments on Moorpark Court just before 11 p.m. on a report of a battery with a deadly weapon. When police arrived, they…

Emergency responders stayed busy across northern Nevada, responding to a ravine rescue in Sun Valley, a barricade situation in Reno, and even a cattle crossing in rural Eureka County. On Thursday at approximately 10:45 a.m., deputies with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office and personnel from Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue responded to the area of…

I’ve got to admit something, and it’s not easy to say out loud. Honestly, it’s a hard swallow, but here goes: to all my friends who’ve been loyal Democratic Party members for decades, I owe you an apology. I’ve been calling you all sorts of names, sometimes in jest, sometimes in anger, but mostly, I’ve…

Virginia City, Nevada, 1865. The Comstock was vomiting silver faster than men could spend it, and Elias Whitlock spent it fastest of all. He had arrived from Philadelphia in ’59 with a gentleman’s accent and a devil’s luck, turned a played-out claim into the Whitlock Bonanza, and then set about proving that money could buy…

I have lived long enough to learn that history is not always made by generals, presidents, or philosophers, but sometimes by youngsters with t-shirts. Forty-seven years ago, while stationed at F.E. Warren Air Force Base, where the wind has been in a foul temper since statehood, I made a pilgrimage down to the Air Force…

Friday, 27 February 2026. 2248 hours. Mary’s unconscious in bed like a responsible adult, and I’m stalking the house like some underappreciated domestic war hero. Alex is due home after her job. I’ll go to bed after that, because apparently, I run a 24-hour bed and bathroom. Got home from work, fueled up, washed Mary’s…

Hell’s infernal library had seen stranger meetings, but few as absurd as this one. Two figures sat across a table made of smoldering bones, surrounded by shelves stacked with books that screamed when opened. Allistar Crowley leaned back in his chair, flipping a coin that occasionally burst into flame. “So, Anton,” he said, eyeing the…