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Wal-Mart Shooter to be charged

RENO NV -- Two victims of a shooting Friday inside the Walmart on Kietzke Lane in south Reno remained in serious condition at Renown Regional Medical Center on Saturday, a hospital spokesman said.The victims, Walmart District Manager of...

Where jobs are at

RENO NV -- Job losses in 2010 moderated across greater Reno-Sparks as of March, a possible sign of a steadying economy, according to a state report. The Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation’s monthly “Nevada Economy...

Fire services extended for another year

Reno and Washoe County officials now have a year to decide on the future of fire service in the Truckee Meadows after they agreed to extend their fire services contract for another year. For 10 years, the Reno Fire Department...

Reno council able to restore budget cuts

RENO NV -- The Reno City Council found enough money to restore proposed cutbacks in hours for swimming pools, a teen center that was to slated to be closed and other programs totaling $1 million before adopting a new $327 million...

Reid, Ensign back Senate

WASHINGTON (AP) - Millions of foreign tourists are shying away from U.S. destinations, a trend that Congress hopes to reverse in a travel promotion act it passed Thursday. The Senate voted 78-18 for the legislation, which sets up a...

Reno town hall meeting covers taxes and budget cuts

Reno, NV -- State Senate Minority Leader Bill Raggio, R-Reno, delivered a sobering assessment of the cuts required to shore up the state's $881 million budget shortfall at a town hall meeting Saturday, adding that Republican Gov. Jim...

Employee pensions rebound from recession

RENO, NV -- Nevada's state-run multibillion-dollar public pension fund has no bigger supporter than 78-year-old Reno retiree Martha Gould. But even Gould couldn't help but give the program a call as the global...

College loans could be easier to get for some Nevada families

RENO, NV -- Federal legislation that would make more direct lending available to students would benefit community colleges, according to local financial aid officials. The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, approved by the U.S. House in September, proposes to...

State of Nevada will unlikely provide $1 million for animal conflict program

RENO, NV -- Nevada wildlife officials are preparing a $1 million-plus proposal to respond to growing conflicts between people and wildlife but acknowledge the state’s budget woes could mean the idea is dead on arrival. Bears are continuing...

Reid looks to budget woes to help with deficit

WASHINGTON -- Democrats are trying to toughen budget rules to make it more difficult to run up the deficit with new tax cuts or federal benefit programs, a move Republicans say is a recipe for tax increases. The proposal by U...

Wal-Mart Shooter to be charged

Where jobs are at

Fire services extended for another year

Reno council able to restore budget cuts

Reid, Ensign back Senate

Reno town hall meeting covers taxes and budget cuts

Employee pensions rebound from recession

College loans could be easier to get for some Nevada families

State of Nevada will unlikely provide $1 million for animal conflict program

Reid looks to budget woes to help with deficit

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