Welcome to Week Seven of KOLO NewsChannel 8's Friday Night Sports Caravan. Sit back and enjoy the highlights of your favorite high school gridiron team.

The Wolf Pack football team is in Paradise right now, preparing for a battle against the Warriors of the University of Hawaii. NewsChannel 8's Bryan Samudio is with the team and is filing reports on their preparation for the game.

The Mariposa Dual Language Charter School opened its doors two years ago.. in a gymnasium on Neil Road. Tonight.. the school is celebrating the opening of its brand new building.

A former Sparks justice of the peace who left 48 cases unresolved when he retired last year has agreed never to hold judicial office again

If there's a question about the economy --President Bush and John Kerry are both ready. Kerry today pointed to the new unemployment numbers as a sign that President Bush still hasn't done enough to create jobs. But the White House says the addition of 96-thousand jobs shows that Bush's policies are working.

Both the democrats and republicans will be sending party spokesmen to Reno this weekend, in an effort to gain support for their candidate.

Martha Stewart offically reported to prison this morning.

The Wolf Pack Football team is in Hawaii preparing for their big Western Athletic Conference match-up with the Rainbow Warriors on Saturday. KOLO News Channel 8's Bryan Samudio is in Hawaii with the Wolf Pack, is the only local station travelling with the team to the islands

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. To make a point, local law enforcement agencies banded together for a domestic violence round-up, arresting offenders named in domestic violence complaints

A Douglas High School graduate is back home tonight...after serving seven months in Iraq.

There's a wildfire burning in the Eldorado National Forest..and it's bringing smoke to the Carson Valley.

It appears the Nevada legislature may get an assignment it's never head before....the possible impeachment of an elected official. A special session may be called next month to consider the fate of State Controller Kathy Augustine.

A strange scene at the site of the old Mustang Ranch Brothel east of town.... a man equipped with a metal detector, guided by former brothel employees....searching for .....something. What are they looking for?

The political climate is changing in Washoe County. More and more new voters are registering in the Silver State.

The nationwide shortage of flu vaccine this year means some Washoe County residents will be turned away at local flu shot clinic The big flu shot clinic kick-off is this weekend but not everyone is going to get vaccinated.

Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic challenger John Edwards traded jabs while debating a variety of issues facing Americans in their one and only debate.

The First Lady's visit to Reno will be--in part--to reach out to women voters. Both the Republicans and the Democrats are trying to win the voting block that could decide the outcome of the election.

If you regularly drive through the Spaghetti Bowl area you probably feel like the road construction is never ending. But the Department of Transportation says progres"is" being made.

From Reno, to Denver, to Omaha, to New Orleans...tens of thousands of people this morning raised money for breast cancer.

The race for Nevada Supreme Court justice took center stage today. The League of Women Voters sponsored a public forum at the University of Nevada's Judicial college.

The Registrar of Voters for Washoe County is planning an investigation into voter registration forms that were turned in with false names and signatures.

Welcome to week 6 of Friday Night Sports Caravan featuring your favorite high school gridiron action from all over Northern Nevada brought to you by Les Schwab Tire Centers

The dirt has been laid down.. the track is set.. and downtown Reno is ready for Round 5 of the American Motorcyclist Association's Supermoto Championship Race this weekend.

The controversy surrounding Michael Moore's visit to the University of Nevada on the thirteenth continues. A group of local business people has offered the student government a 100 thousand dollars to cancel the speech or change it to a debate between Moore and a conservative, but student representatives say the event will go on as planned.

Reno police continue to investigate a man, who they say, was looking at child pornography inside a Washoe County public library.