TONIGHT! Thursday, December 3, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

From Partnership Carson City:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaBbcoqDdfE

11:12am. Highway 395 has been re-opened.
9:15am
A head-on crash between a pickup and an SUV has shut down 395 three miles south of Gardnerville in Douglas County.

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Governor Gibbons will meet with the news media next Tuesday morning to outline his major state budgetary concerns.

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After negotiators for residents and mortgage lenders weighed in, the Bank of America came out with a lousy report card.

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It may not be long before the BLM gives the green light to the start of what may become Nevada’s next great economic boost.

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Senator Reid is shopping for a replacement for the republican who wants to unseat Jim Gibbons.

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Carson City Supervisors this week exploring “recycling on steriods” as a way of extending the life of the landfill with an added benefit of a revenue stream for city hall.

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In yet another seemingly pointless battle of “he say, they say,” Governor Gibbons engages in another argument with legislative leaders over what in fact is a procedural iss

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Sen. Ensign says he can’t resign and add a race for his seat a distraction from what he calls the number one political goal next November: The defeat of Sen. Harry Reid.

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While Nevada’s gaming giants turn to overseas markets for expansion, many Nevada families are having to turn to federal bankruptcy courts just to survive…

3:43pm
Fire units are enroute to a report of a chimney fire at a home at 1851 No. Nevada. Resident said he came home to find his home filled with smoke.

8:16am: Fire found to be an illegal burn. Resident illegally burning brush on his property without a control burn permit from the fire department. Fire extinguished.

Nevada’s worsening economy is weighing heavily in Las Vegas with city workers there becoming more fearful by the day for their jobs.

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Carson and surrounding communities appear to have gotten off to a good start on the the Holiday Shopping Season. But will it last?

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Teachers have long fought the idea of their own job evaluations being tied to the scholastic achievement of their students, saying education also belongs in the home, and t

Three men, one of them armed with a handgun, robbed the Frontier Market this morning at the motel located at 1718 N. Carson St.

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The recession has really hammered Carson City’s low income families to the point some of their kids are walking to school without enough warm clothing.

Former school board chair Barbara Howe has been gone for just a couple of weeks but there has been only one person officially apply to the board to fill out the rest of Ms.

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Yes Nevada’s jobless rate fell in October. But it fell possibly due to many people no longer looking or registering for work out of weariness or frustration.

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Carson City’s highly successful “man-about-town” Tom Metcalf simply tried to take a picture of an antique rifle but wound up shutting the whole area down

As the recession wears on, it “wears out” a lot of folks who either don’t qualify for unemployment or have simply fallen by the wayside, especially in terms of food.

Local writer, Zemo Watts, will read one of his children's books

Carson High School's 15th annual craft fair kicks off tonight an

Free USDA commodity foods will be distributed from 9-11 a.m. today at

Sierra Nevada Ballet's Christmas Peanutcracker and Pinkerton Ballet Th

A forum at the Carson City Library today will bring city leaders and t

The Nevada Rural Housing Authority was recently honored for the manage

Nevada Supreme Court Chief Justice Jim Hardesty defended the court&#82

The Lyon County Sheriff's Office is coordinating its second annu