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NDOT seeks public input on U.S. 395 North Valleys improvements
The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) is inviting the public to participate in a virtual public information meeting from March 17 to April 17 to discuss phase two of the U.S. 395 widening and improvement project in the North Valleys. The meeting will be accessible both virtually and in person,...
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Man, girl useless after obvious murder-suicide in central Las Vegas valley
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A person and girl are useless after an obvious murder-suicide within the central Las Vegas valley, in keeping with Metro police. On Saturday round 5:20 p.m., officers responded to a house within the 700 block of Bruce Avenue close to Bonanza Street and Maryland Parkway after a report of a lady who was shot. When officers arrived and approached the house, they heard one other gunshot, police stated.
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Jacobs ready to begin new, $200 million phase of development for his Downtown Reno properties
About 30 years ago, Cleveland, Ohio, developer Jeff Jacobs purchased his first property in Reno, the Gold Dust West casino near bustling Keystone Ave., not far from Downtown Reno. Then, about 10 years ago, he stepped up the pace. He gobbled up property like Pac-Man on the west side of...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Winter storm warning for I-80, Tahoe; high winds expected in Reno Sunday
Another round of Sierra snow is expected to hit late Sunday and push into Monday. Tahoe's lake communities could see 8 to 18 inches of snow starting late Sunday and continuing through Monday, with 15 to 27 inches expected above 7,000 feet, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. Snow totals of nearly 2 to 3 feet are expected at Donner Pass through late Monday. A winter storm warning is in effect from 5 p.m. Sunday to 11 p.m. Monday for travelers between Nevada and California and the Tahoe area. A high wind warning is in effect for...
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Nevada wildlife officials investigate illegal shooting of doe pregnant with twin fawns
A mule deer pregnant with twin fawns was shot and left to die in the Ruby Mountains, and now officials with the Nevada Department of Wildlife are asking for the public's help with any information that might help find who is responsible.
Reno-Gazette Journal
Forever 21 closing all stores, including in Reno and Sparks, after filing for bankruptcy
It's the end of an era for people who became adults throughout the 2000s to the early 2010s. Forever 21 is closing all of its U.S. storefronts, according to a statement from the company. This news came after the fast-fashion retailer filed its second bankruptcy in less than a decade on Sunday, March 16. Forever 21 was unable to find a buyer for its 350 U.S stores, Reuters reported . Forever 21 said it would conduct liquidation sales at its stores -- including its two in Reno and Sparks -- while at the same time marketing and selling off...
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Shooting at Nugget Casino in Sparks kills one
Early Sunday morning, Sparks Police were answering a routine call for service at the Nugget in Sparks when officers heard gunshots. It happened just before 5:00 a.m. - officers on scene immediately went into the west end of the lobby, where they found a 35-year old man who had been shot.
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Northern Nevadans return to Congressman Amodei's office to protest
Hundreds of northern Nevadans once again took to the streets in front of Congressman Mark Amodei's Reno office for a protest on Saturday. Today marked Indivisible Northern Nevada's third rally outside Amodei's office since early February. Protesters expressed their displeasure for the actions of the Trump Administration, and Amodei's perceived...
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Sudden Dehousing Rocks People Who Had Been Living at Reno Suites
Imagine getting a letter on the door of where you’re sleeping saying the supposed luxury property where you’ve been living for months will now be abruptly closed in seven days?. Yet another example of sudden dehousing of vulnerable members of our community is currently happening in our downtown...
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Nevada basketball passes on postseason bid, ends year at 17-16
The Nevada men's basketball team passed Sunday on the chance to play in the postseason, turning down an opportunity to appear in the NIT. The Wolf Pack opted out of the postseason with player injuries and a short roster the main factors. The Wolf Pack ended the season this week with just eight healthy and active scholarship players after injuries to Tre Coleman (hand), Daniel Foster (ankle) and K.J. Hymes (back). Nevada also was redshirting Amie Robinson and Yuto Yamanouchi-Williams.
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Incident Report Filed Against Reno City Council Member Devon Reese
A police report has been filed by Michael Leonard for an incident type called stalking/harassment against Reno City Council member Devon Reese after an alleged altercation last night at the Belleville Wine Bar. After asking for a comment on a complaint about the same incident previously relayed to the City...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry: Don't be fooled by the name -- those nuggets never saw an ocean
Fourteen vendors were slinging sacks Saturday during the annual Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry and Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Virginia City. They served attendees a variety of dishes made from Rocky Mountain oysters, a delicacy of the American West. For the uninitiated, "oysters" is a euphemism for bull testicles. Contestants served up sample plates with the star ingredient. Unique ideas included sliders, ceviche, tacos and stews. Some dishes were chewier than others. Other festivities included the Saint Patrick's Day parade, traditional Celtic music and lots of beer and Irish whiskey. This article originally appeared on Reno Gazette Journal: Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry: Don't be fooled by the name -- those nuggets never saw an ocean