Nevada saw a spike in registered voters in January, a jump that officials said is the result of a new law that automatically registered someone to vote when they apply for a driver’s license or state ID card. More than 27,000 new voter registrations came in during January—a 1.72% increase. A so-called “motor voter” law … Read more
The closing of the Sunset Motel after an explosion on Sunday is another reminder that housing options for low-income residents are dwindling. The City of Reno says they inspect 1-2 motels a week, 67 motels annually, as part of their motel inspection program. The motels that get the most reports of hazardous or unlivable conditions … Read more
The Sparks Police Department has released new information on a pursuit that was related to a robbery case that happened at Scheels. Sunday, two suspects allegedly committed an armed robbery at Scheels and had stolen several items. the suspects were contacted at the front doors of the business by a loss prevention employee, when one … Read more
The Reno Police Department said an incident in northeast Reno was an officer-involved shooting. The incident at Sutro Street and Wedekind Road. A suspect was waving a knife around the El Chaparral Apartments around 8 p.m. when the officer shot the suspect.
Carson teachers Christina Bourne, Debra Crozier and Rachel Croft have received National Board Certification. Dan Davis has more; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-020620-DAVIS-Carson%20Teacher%20Certifications.mp3 Learn more at; carsoncityschools.com.
Dan Davis reports on Carson City teachers Christina Bourne, Debra Crozier and Rachel Croft’s National Certification; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-020620-DAVIS-Carson%20Teacher%20Certifications.mp3 Learn more at; carsoncityschools.com.
Carson City teachers Christina Bourne, Debra Crozier and Rachel Croft have earned National Board Certification. Dan Davis has more; http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/KKFT-020620-DAVIS-Carson%20Teacher%20Certifications.mp3 For more go to; carsoncityschools.com
The University of Nevada Reno says it has no plans to buy a Circus Circus Reno tower that’s housing students following an explosion that damaged two dorms last year. The Wolf Pack Tower is currently home to 1,300 students. But The Reno Gazette-Journal reports the university has opted not to renew its $22 million lease … Read more
The Nevada Democrat Party is offering assurances that the state’s caucuses will go off without a hitch, despite major complications in Iowa. Party Chair William McCurdy the Second says they can say with confidence what happened in Iowa will not happen here on February 22nd- They say they’re not using the same app or vendor … Read more
A school shake-up in Carson City. To alleviate overcrowding, the district is proposing a zoning change. It would send fifth grade students from Fremont Elementary to Eagle Valley Middle…instead of splitting attendance between that school and Carson Middle.