Two 18-year-old men were formally charged with armed robbery and other alleged crimes following a holdup Sunday at a Carson City convenience store and burglary at a gas station.

Former educator, math teacher, U.S. Army Veteran and world traveler Harry Chalekian, 91, celebrated his birthday this year with some special individuals who were only a tenth of his age. Seeliger Elementary School fifth-grade teacher Susan Lowther coordinated a special present for Mr. Chalekian, a Carson City resident. Her class of 10 and 11-year-olds were able to design and write a book for the nonagenarian titled “When I am 91.”

Empire Ranch Golf Course will be doing controlled burns over the next few months. The golf course has submitted its plans to the Carson City Fire Department.

Have you tested your home and office for radon? Do you have suspected mold in your home? Wet or damp crawlspace?

We are all blessed to live in such a beautiful area. Whether you are in the mountains or the beautiful sprawling valley, these are a few issues area homeowners deal with.

To kick off the 2022 museum season, the HSDV is holding an in-person March Membership Meeting at the Dayton Valley Community Center, 170 Pike Street, Old Town Dayton, to tell our community news on the opening of our Schoolhouse Museum, rebuilding our Railroad Depot, plans for St. Ann's Chapel, member tours, and opportunities to help preserve Dayton History.

Barton Health continues to innovate with the latest modern technology to ensure the highest quality medical care for patients. A new investment in joint replacement technology will enhance the patient experience for total knee, total hip, and partial knee replacements. Barton is one of the first hospitals in the region to offer Mako SmartRobotics, a robotic system that enables orthopedic surgeons to have a more predictable surgical experience with increased precision and accuracy, resulting in better outcomes for patients.

Carson City School District said Wednesday that Carson Middle School was placed on the Standard Response Protocol “Hold” due to a disruption at school from a student who shouted “gun” during a passing period.

Jacob Reeves has fond memories of riding in a livestock truck with his dad as a youngster, so when the opportunity to pursue his Commercial Driver’s License at Western Nevada College presented itself, it was an opportunity he couldn’t refuse.

The purpose of this proposed change, according to Lyon County Manager Jeff Page, is to build a centralized government center for Dayton.

University of Nevada, Reno Extension’s Living With Fire Program has developed and piloted a curriculum for use in northern Nevada high school science classes to educate students about wildfire science, preparedness and career opportunities.

There were several “Things” running around Seeliger Elementary School and throughout the Carson City School District this week as students dressed in costumes of some of their most beloved Dr. Seuss characters.

Demonstrators gathered outside the Nevada Legislature Tuesday in support of Ukrainians. Many passersby honked their support.

Sunny and warm weather is expected through Thursday before sliding back into colder and wetter conditions around the Carson City and Lake Tahoe area Friday as two storm systems are expected to bring showers and snow through Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.

A new antiques and collectibles store has opened on Carson Street in Carson City, offering items of bygone eras.

Pastime Antiques and Collectibles opened up shop at 1811 N. Carson Street, near the old Grocery Outlet building in the A to Zen shopping center, offering curated items in their 2000-square-foot store.

Soon Nevadans will be able to lower their prescription drug costs through a partnership recently announced by Gov. Steve Sisolak. Nevada will be joining the Northwest Prescription Drug Consortium, operated by Oregon and Washington, to reduce prescription drug costs for enrolled Nevadans.

YERINGTON, Nev. — Now moving on to represent Boys & Girls Clubs of Mason Valley at the state competition in March, Crystal Guerrero was named the 2022 Youth of the Year at Saturday night’s annual awards banquet.

Come on down to the All Star Bar & Grill for some Thirsty Thursday Thrills. Local singer/guitarist, Bill Wharton, will be performing some spectacular tunes that will make you want to jump out of your seat and take a spin around the spacious dance floor.

The Carson City Sheriff's Office held a press briefing Monday that provided more details into the Feb. 22 standoff with a man that resulted in an officer involved shooting.

Luis Santana, 21, of Carson City, was shot in the leg area twice and is at Renown Medical Center in Reno. He faces charges of suspicion of felony assault with a deadly weapon, third and fourth degree arson, and misdemeanor obstructing.

Gov. Steve Sisolak and first lady Kathy Sisolak were angrily berated and threatened by a pair of men at a Las Vegas restaurant over the weekend, including one who said “We should string you up by a lamp post right now, p—— boy.”

Can a short, four-minute workout be as effective as 30 minutes of cardio? While it may sound too good to be true, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, you’ll be happy to hear it’s true.

A 36-year-old man was arrested Friday, Feb. 25 for suspicion of felony residential burglary, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

Longtime Carson City resident Curtis Horton has announced his candidacy for Carson City Supervisor Ward 3.

Horton worked in the city’s public works department for more than 35 years, starting as a water crewman. He moved up through the ranks to the department’s Deputy Director before retiring in 2020.

The Carson City Host Lions Club recently conducted a special “Recycle Eyeglasses Campaign” over a six-week period from January 18 to February 25 in the Carson City elementary schools. Collection boxes were distributed to the classrooms to encourage the donation of used prescription eyeglasses.

Effective Monday, Feb. 28, 2022, masks will no longer be required on Carson City School District buses or vans. This follows changes in the CDC guidance last week.