May 22, 2013

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Downtown Motel Sweep

City Enforcement Task Force targeted the City Heart motel. Owners face six pages of violations including cockroach infestation and faulty wiring. More than 45-residents live in the motel.

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Fallon Wetlands Swarming with Life

The Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge near Fallon is now covering a span of 20,000 acres thanks to increased insect populations and two consecutive wet winters.

Tahoe Deaths May Be Lightning-Caused

The bodies of two men were discovered on Saturday near Lake Tahoe, and their mysterious deaths may have been the result of heavy lightning activity.

Nevada Jumps Up In Presidential Contests

Democrats bucked decades of tradition today by moving to wedge the state of Nevada between the long-standing one-two punch of Iowa and New Hampshire in the leadoff nominating contests for president in 2008.

Fallon Teen Dies In Crash

A Fallon teenager was killed in a single-vehicle rollover on Interstate 80 about 30 miles east of Reno.

Six Mile 2 Blaze Being Tamed

Improved weather and a lot of resources were helping fire crews tame a 2,063-acre wildfire that once threatened a residential area east of Carson City and the historic mining town of Virginia City.

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Graffiti Artist GoesTo Jail

A Reno man who earlier was placed on one year's probation for defacing scores of buildings and vehicles with graffiti in January was sentenced to two years in jail today for committing the same crime again.

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Truckee Luxury Hotel Started

Developers broke ground today for a luxury resort hotel at the Northstar-at-Tahoe ski resort that will be modeled after upscale mountain lodges built in the West a century ago.

Titus Stumps Reno

Gubernatorial hopeful Dina Titus is disputing the idea that her Democratic primary opponent Jim Gibson has a better chance of winning the general election because he is more of a moderate.

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Tuesday Power Outages

Almost one-thousand homes and businesses lost power in Sparks and Southwest Reno for several hours.

Feds Buy Ranch To Restore Truckee

The federal government has acquired part of an historic ranch east of Sparks in a deal that conservationists say will aid restoration work on the lower Truckee River.

Augustine's Brother Asks Public Help

The brother of the late state Controller Kathy Augustine is appealing to the public to come forward with any information that may help answer questions about her death and her husband's attempted suicide.

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Drowning Victim Found

A body was found in the Truckee River on Monday, but authorities said it was not immediately known if it was a man who disappeared in the river a week ago after jumping from a bridge.

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Brother "Suspicious" of Augustine's Death

As a probe continued into the sudden death of state Controller Kathy Augustine and her husband's suicide attempt, her brother said Monday he's suspicious and will "cooperate 100 percent" with police to help resolve the bizarre case.

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