Tickets are now available for those who want to see President Bush as he makes another visit to Reno at Rancho San Rafael Park tomorrow.

Voter registration for the November elections ended Tuesday night, and election officials say preliminary numbers show a record one-point-one million Nevadans have signed up to cast ballots.

Chrysler is recalling more than 950-thousand minivans because of an electrical problem that could cause the driver side airbag to fail.

A preschool and child care center, that's served the Stead area for more than twenty years, is shut down tonight over safety violations.

A Douglas County teacher is under arrest, charged with sexual misconduct with a student. Richard Frank Booth surrendered himself to the sheriff's office Tuesday.

Traffic on both sides of Interstate 80 through Sparks was at a standstill much of today because of two accidents, one of them fatal.

Never before in our state's 140-year history...have we seen this many presidential campaign visits. This week, both candidates will be back in the Silver state.

With cooler days and cold nights... more and more people are starting to turn up the thermostat. And if you use oil or gas...expect a dramatic jump in your heating bill this winter.

What would Columbus Day be without a story about an old Nevada mining town in Esmerelda County called Columbus?

Today was the third day Northern Nevada administered flu shots. In Carson City, the people waiting in lines numbered into the thousands.

Sad news tonight from New York: Christopher Reeve, the star of the "Superman" movies has died.

Retired General Tommy Franks has hit the campaign trail on behalf of the Bush/Cheney ticket. He was in Reno today talking at a "Veterans for Bush" rally.

Nevada Democrats are crying foul over a challenge that could disqualify more than 17 thousand Democrats who are registered in Nevada's 3rd Congressional distric in Las Vegas.

The Reno Police Department's Street Enforcement Team arrested 16 women...

The Washoe County Sheriff's department arrested a man Friday night on drug charges.

With less than four weeks until the presidential election, both parties are making a extra push to recruit voters. Today, John Kerry's stepson spoke to college students at the University of Nevada.

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