A review found a wall at the jail needs more barrier protection and an alarm system. But the fence has not yet been delivered and the alarm has not been installed.
The Regional Transportation Commission on Wednesday will discuss reimplementing and increasing JAC fares as pandemic-related grant funding runs out.
The Carson City supervisors are exploring a new route to dispose of a city building on 2621 Northgate Lane.
Playwright, producer, and actress Elise Milner is showing the off-Broadway play “An Awkward Inheritance” at Piper’s Opera House in July.
The Growth Management Commission met to review the city’s growth cap and ensure that public facilities can support future growth.
The Planning Commission is considering making a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors to allow two more marijuana retail stores.
New businesses held ribbon cuttings and soft openings just in time for summer foot traffic in Carson City.
Carson City had 35 percent voter turnout for the 2022 Primary Election.
The Center for Advanced Eye Care had a surprise guest during the Thursday morning staff meeting.
Teachers rotated through a mineral class on Tuesday, scratch-testing rocks and learning about the precious minerals in everyday household products.
The Carson City Airport has its fingers crossed for a new terminal building, but the chances of getting funding for the project are slim.
The resource center is helping AEDV gain visibility and Lisa Lee, executive director, can now offer more services to domestic and sexual violence victims.
Wilke-McCulloch and Hoen advance in clerk-recorder race.
A relay race of lone riders carrying express mail came through Carson City on Wednesday.
The art installation will be swimming the stacks until Friday.
This year, all the revenue from Taste will be going toward AEDV’s new shelter to house victims of domestic and sexual violence.
The city is setting a $217 million budget for all funds expenditures, outpacing $205 million in all funds revenue, Bagwell said.
Carson City announced last week that dogs are prohibited on the Waterfall Trail and North Kings Loop on the west side of the city.
Sheriff Ken Furlong said Carson City is better prepared than most communities to handle an active shooter situation, especially thanks to school resource officers.
Chanting “three, two, one, worms!” the Greenhouse Project cut the ribbon on a new composter and native plant nursery at Carson High School.
Nevada Association of Counties Executive Director Vinson Guthreau visited the Board of Supervisors to outline how NACO is protecting Carson City interests.
Six inmates at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center in Carson City graduated with their welding certification through Western Nevada College.
Carson City residents gathered at Lone Mountain Cemetery to remember deceased veterans and place flags at their graves ahead of the Memorial Day holiday.
Chanden Tolbert and Josh Bowen agree: the construction management degree at Western Nevada College is setting them on the right path.
Republican candidates for Nevada Senate District 16 agree: improving education is one of the top challenges facing the state.
The new definition of aggrieved party expands the pool of people who are eligible to file an appeal.
Jordan Edens, William “Scott” Hoen, and Stacie Wilke-McCulloch are running for Carson City Clerk-Recorder.
Ward 3 hopefuls Curtis Horton and James Wells have different takes on how to address repairing roads and infrastructure.
Abortions-rights protestors gathered at the Capitol Saturday afternoon to rally for increased abortion access in Nevada.
Don Jose’s Bar & Grill on Carson and Corbett streets is a new restaurant with some familiar faces.
The Whistle Stop Inn on North Carson Street came crashing down on Tuesday. Local nonprofit Friends in Service Helping is demolishing the building to make way for a revitalization project.
City officials have struggled to interpret vague language in the Carson City ordinance on administrative appeals.
“Where are the pain points when you drive through this corridor?” a city official asked residents.
Northern Nevada Community Housing is planning a 126-unit multifamily development at the intersection of Northridge Drive and North Roop Street.
Executive Director Jim Peckham said someone entered FISH’s Carson City offices through a window and rifled drawers and rooms, apparently looking for cash and valuables.
Airport Manager Corey Jenkins said he’s in the planning stages of adding new approach lights to the airfield and relocating a weather tower.
In city races with more than two candidates, voters could either send the top two candidates to the November general election or elect a candidate with a majority vote.
The board will hold a final hearing and formally adopt the budget May 19.
Regional roads scored a 74 PCI and local roads scored a 56. Compared to 2017, that’s a 10 percent improvement to regional roads, but a 9 percent hit to local roads.
Carson City kids scrambled for Easter eggs at the Aquatic Facility’s 2022 Underwater Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday afternoon.
Mayor Lori Bagwell asked locals to help her pin down Carson City’s successes and challenges at a Chamber of Commerce event.
Borda Land and Sheep Co. released two herds April 8 and April 13 to cover the north and west sides of the city.
The charter allows supervisors to enact emergency ordinances immediately without filing copies of the proposed ordinance in advance.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak toured the kitchen and helped pack food for the Meals on Wheels program. Seniors met him in the dining room afterward to shake his hand.
Southern Nevada Girl Scout Troop 700 members spent the first day of their spring break touring Nevada’s Capitol.
The Carson City supervisors are trying to dispose of city property on 2621 Northgate Lane.
A historically dry January and February set the tone for March.
With recent facility upgrades, the BAC’s HVAC system, restrooms, roof and most of all, the lights, are looking better than ever.
Jon Staab and Lidia Karasinska got to see firsthand what “no man’s land” looks like between checkpoints along the Ukraine-Poland border.
Scott Baker has known since he was a little kid that he wanted to be a firefighter.
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