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House Passes Spending Bill; Nevada Delegation Split
The U.S. House on Tuesday narrowly passed a roughly $1.2 trillion spending package aimed at ending the partial federal government shutdown, sending the measure to President Donald Trump, who has said he will sign it. The vote was 217-214 and completes congressional work on 11 of the 12 annual appropriations bills, funding most of the…
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Thousands Could Lose SNAP Benefits
Nearly 45,000 Nevadans could lose access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits beginning March 1, according to the Nevada Department of Social Services (DSS), following recent federal policy changes. The potential loss of benefits stems from provisions in President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” The changes have altered eligibility requirements for SNAP recipients across…
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Probe Into Bio Labs Continues
A federal investigation is underway after authorities discovered what they describe as a possible illegal biological laboratory inside a Las Vegas home, with investigators now linking the site to a similar and highly scrutinized case in California. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD), working alongside the FBI, served a search warrant Saturday at an…
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Judge Questions Intent in ‘Fake Electors’ Case
The judge overseeing Nevada’s high-profile “fake electors” case expressed skepticism Monday about whether the six Republicans charged in the matter actually intended to defraud officials. The defendants remain accused of signing Electoral College certificates falsely claiming that Donald Trump had won Nevada in the 2020 election, despite verified results showing Joe Biden’s victory. Prosecutors argue…
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EIA Confirmed; Quarantine Issued
Equine Infectious Anemia Confirmed; Quarantine Issued Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) officials have confirmed a case of equine infectious anemia (EIA) in a horse in Nye County, prompting a quarantine of the affected facility and all exposed horses. EIA, sometimes called “swamp fever,” is a viral disease that affects horses, mules, and donkeys. It spreads…
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Wolf Crosses into Nevada
A gray wolf recently monitored in the Truckee area has crossed the state line into Nevada, according to the Nevada Department of Wildlife (NDOW). The wolf crossed into Nevada sometime before 8:00 a.m. Monday, and it continues to move through the area. The collared wolf, a member of the Harvey Pack known for causing disturbances…
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Cattle Truck Rollover Blocks Highway
Washoe County authorities are responding to a rollover crash involving a cattle truck on State Route 447 near Nixon. The incident occurred on Tuesday afternoon around 2 p.m., prompting the closure of the highway between Empire Ranch Road and Marble Bluff Road. Nevada State Police Highway Patrol confirmed that the truck rolled over at Mile…
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Data Shows Leading Causes of Crashes
New data from the Carson City Sheriff’s Office is shedding light on the primary causes of traffic crashes in the area. According to the sheriff’s office, an increase in crashes in 2025 prompted the Office of Traffic Management Unit to analyze collision data. The review found that distracted driving and failure to yield the right…
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Rise in Crime Near TRIC
The Storey County Sheriff’s Office says there has been a recent increase in criminal activity near the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) along USA Parkway, driven by rapid growth in the area and increased law enforcement presence. According to the sheriff’s office, the expansion of the industrial center has led to a higher volume of calls…
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Argument Leads to Domestic Battery Conviction
A late-night argument inside a Nugget Casino hotel room ended in visible injuries, a police investigation, and a domestic battery conviction months later, according to the Sparks City Attorney’s Office. Officers were called on Sept. 20, 2025, to follow up on a reported domestic battery that occurred the previous night at the Nugget Casino. Police…