New Mound House Cannabis Dispensary, Battle Born Dispensary, to hold Grand Opening Wednesday

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division is asking for assistance in identifying a man involved in a petit larceny case where packages have been stolen from porches.

On Dec. 23, a family living on Rainbow Drive in Dayton watched their house burn to the ground losing their home, family pets, vehicles, and belongings in the process.

Two were arrested early Tuesday for felony drug and other alleged crimes, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report.

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Department of Transportation and the Nevada State Police are reporting potentially dangerous road conditions in Washoe Valley. As such, Governor Sisolak has ordered two-hour delay for all state government offices, other than essential public safety and corrections personnel, in Carson City and Reno for this morning.

Snoopy and the Red Baron, a traveling exhibition on view at the Brewery Arts Center, from Feb. 19 to May 15, 2022, celebrates one of Snoopy’s most recognized personas. Learn about this favorite storyline in Peanuts through high quality reproductions of original comic strips and discover the rich World War I history Schulz used in nearly every strip.

Carson City Ideas on Tap is back for the new year. After garnering support, and suggestions for future Ideas on Tap topics a majority of attendees wanted to hear from experts when it comes to your health, your money, your body and your technology.

I-580 through Washoe Valley remained closed Monday morning from Bowers Mansion Exit 16 southbound to the Carson City side of Eastlake, northbound. There's no estimated time to reopen. Traffic is being diverted onto Alt Highway 395.

CARSON CITY — All Nevada state government offices in Northern Nevada will be closed Monday due to weather conditions, according to the governor's office.

UPDATE MONDAY 7:30AM: I-580 through Washoe Valley remains closed, according to Nevada State Police, Highway Patrol division. It is unknown when it will open. Alt. 395 remains open with delays. For the latest road closures see NVroads.com. Troopers are advising motorists not to travel on area roadways from Reno through the Carson Valley. If motorists are traveling they should follow all chain control requirements and expect delays.
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UPDATE 4:26PM: A 9-vehicle pileup was reported just before 4 p.m. on northbound I-580, north of the Carson onramp near Eastlake and Duck Hill Road, according to dispatch. Highway patrol has requested assistance from the Carson City Sheriff's Office.
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UPDATE 3:18PM: Blowing snow continues to create icy road conditions throughout the Carson City area Sunday afternoon. I-580 remains closed through Washoe Valley. Alternative 395 remains open and is slow going. Multiple spinouts have happened throughout the day as well as reports of fallen trees and branches bringing down utility lines.

Elsewhere, a crash at 3:10 p.m. is blocking traffic on William Street near Mills Park. Motorists can expect delays and are advised to stay off the roads if possible.
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UPDATE 1:19PM: Both directions of I-580 remain closed from Bowers area to Eastlake Boulevard in Washoe Valley following multiple vehicle crashes and spin outs, said Nevada State Police Trooper Charles Caster. Alternative 395 remains open, but non-essential travel is not advised due to weather conditions.

A winter storm blanketed much of western Nevada with snow overnight bringing a few inches to the Carson City area. While the snow is expected to taper some before picking up again Sunday night into Monday, strong winds will make for difficult travel conditions throughout the entire region.

MINDEN, Nev. — The Douglas County Recorder’s Office announces it has begun offering document recording notifications via the Recording Notification Service (RNS). Members of the public can sign up for the free service on the Recorder’s Office webpage.

On Christmas Eve at 2:56 p.m., the Carson City Sheriff’s Office received reports of a shooting at an apartment complex at 20 College Parkway, in North Carson.

Editor’s Note: Bridget Gordon-Johnson is a counselor at Carson High School. Here is her report.

It is no secret that the past two years have been difficult, not only emotionally but also financially to many local families. Christmas can bring joy and excitement to families facing hardships; it can also be a cause of great stress and concern.

State corrections officials told a federal judge last week that they’re quickly running out time before a crucial lethal injection drug proposed for use in the execution of death row inmate Zane Floyd will expire.