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NEVADA – Reno-Tahoe International Airport is gearing up for a bustling Memorial Day weekend, with an estimated 13,000 passengers expected to travel through the airport. This figure represents an increase of approximately 4,000 people compared to a typical weekend. Despite ongoing construction, airport officials are working to ensure a smooth...

NEVADA – Washoe County is introducing a new public safety map called Perimeter, which aims to provide residents with crucial information during large-scale emergencies. The mapping software allows first responders to mark incident locations, define evacuation zones, and map road closures in real-time, enabling instant sharing with the public. The...

NEVADA – Sparks police have launched an investigation into a bomb threat that occurred at the CVS store located on McCarran Boulevard, just off of Prater Way. According to the Sparks Police Department, a call was received from the store in the early hours of Tuesday, shortly after midnight. Store...

NEVADA – The Nevada Assembly has successfully passed Senate Bill 131, a significant piece of legislation aimed at safeguarding doctors who perform abortions from prosecution or professional repercussions. The bill also includes various provisions to ensure comprehensive abortion-related protections. Following its approval on Monday, Senate Bill 131 now awaits the...

NEVADA – A devastating accident involving a rock crawler at the Moon Rocks Recreational Area has resulted in the loss of two lives and left two individuals injured. On the evening of May 20, Washoe County Sheriff’s Office Deputies, along with the Search and Rescue Team and detectives, swiftly responded...

NEVADA – The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) has confirmed the first case of rabies in 2023, originating from a bat found in Clark County. With bats being prevalent across the state, especially during the active months between May and October, approximately 10 to 20 cases of bat rabies are...

NEVADA – In a significant move towards water conservation, Nevada, Arizona, and California have reached a temporary agreement aimed at conserving millions of gallons of water from the Colorado River. The agreement, announced by the U.S. Department of Interior on Monday, seeks to conserve a minimum of “3 million acre-feet...