In-Person Learning Resumes

More in-person learning resumes on Tuesday. Carson Schools’ Dan Davis explains; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-110920-DAVIS-In-person%20Learning%20resumes.mp3

Biden leads over Trump as ballot counting continues in Nevada

About 190,000 votes are still in the process of being counted in Nevada. State elections officials say two-thirds of the ballots were either returned by mail or dropped off in-person on Election Day. The majority of outstanding ballots are in heavily Democrat Clark County. Vice President Joe Biden maintains a lead over Pres. Trump in … Read more

Washoe Co. keeps breaking COVID-19 records

Washoe County breaks an all-time record for active COVID-19 cases for the 13th time in the past 18 days. We now have more than 2,800 active cases. The county also added one COVID-19 death for a total of 204. The latest death involves a man in his 40s. The county saw 333 new cases and … Read more

Man killed in head-on crash near Stateline identified

We now have the name of a man who died in a head-on crash near Stateline earlier this week. He is 34-year-old Peter Dykeman of South Lake Tahoe. Dykeman was killed after a pick-up crossed over the double yellow line and crashed into his vehicle. Dykeman was pronounced dead at the scene. Impairment is suspected.

When to Take Down Election Signs

Now that the elections are over, campaign signs should start coming down. Each city has their own rules for how long after the election they can stay up. “The deadline on the books is five days,” according to Alex Woodley, Assistant Director of Neighborhood Services for the City of Reno. Questions about election signs should … Read more

COVID-19 Cases on the Rise in Nevada

On Thursday Nevada Health Response reported a total of 105,360 COVID-19 cases in the state, with 1,267 cases statewide from the previous day. They also reported a total of 1,824 people have died from the virus statewide, an additional ten new deaths from the day before. Nine counties are now considered high risk for COVID19 … Read more