Month: December 2020

Yet another holiday phone scam. Rich Hancock reports; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-121520-HANCOCK-NV%20Energy%20Scam.mp3 NV Energy’s customer service line is; (775) 834-4444.

Rich Hancock reports on another phone collection scam; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-121520-HANCOCK-NV%20Energy%20Scam.mp3 NV Energy’s customer service line is; (775) 834-4444.

Beware of phone collection scams. Rich Hancock reports; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-121520-HANCOCK-NV%20Energy%20Scam.mp3 NV Energy’s customer service line is; (775) 834-4444.

Nevada remains on a statewide “pause” with Governor Steve Sisolak extending it through January 15th, of 2021. During the pause, Nevadans are asked to stay home as much as possible. Sisolak called the pause a “bridge” between now and when the COVID-19 vaccine becomes widely available. Sisolak cautions, the state is just now seeing the … Read more

Washoe County adds six COVID-19 deaths for a total of 363. All of the persons had underlying health conditions. The county added 514 cases Sunday and 130 recoveries. 256 persons remain hospitalized with the virus in the county.

A woman is dead in a single-vehicle crash on U-S 50 Alternate near Fernley. Troopers say the crash happened Sunday morning just after snow had fallen. They say the woman’s vehicle rolled over, killing her.

Washoe County deputies rescue a stranded driver and his dog. Police say the 38-year-old man from Fernley took an alternate route and got lost on a dirt road in Sierra County on Saturday night. Rescue crews had trouble reaching him because of the weather. They didn’t find him until about 4 p.m. the next day.

The Wolf Pack will play Tulane in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. It’s happening in Boise on December 22nd. The Pack finished its season 6-2, ranking third in the Mountain West Conference. This marks the team’s third straight bowl game. They lost to Ohio in this bowl game last year. Fans won’t be permitted due … Read more

At a Sunday news conference, Gover Steve Sisolak announced the tightened restrictions on businesses and gatherings implemented in late November will remain in effect in Nevada until at least Jan. 15. In a frank and somber address, the Democratic governor said he understood that limiting capacity for businesses including restaurants, casinos, gyms and bars was … Read more

Threats of violence by masked white supremacists on Saturday. Rich Hancock reports; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-121420-HANCOCK-%20Proud%20Boys%20Rally.mp3