Parent Leaders for Education, an education advocacy organization, showcased technologies being used in schools during a tour Tuesday. 'Technology Tuesday' was held at Clayton Middle School in Reno. Parent Leaders for Education said Clayton is the exception with interactive white boards, video conferencing and netbooks.

About 40 employees from a local mining and metallurgical consulting firm went home early Tuesday after a small fire at their business.

A flu shot clinic will be held from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 17, at Saint Mary’s Immunization Clinic, located at 1625 E. Prater Way, Suite 102, in Sparks.

Nevada Sen. Mo Denis of Las Vegas will give the Democratic response to Gov. Brian Sandoval's State of the State address.

An environmental group says Nevada had at least 61 record breaking weather events in 2012.

After the first few weeks into January, the novelty of your New Year's resolutions to stay healthy might start to wear off, but there are ways to help you stay on track throughout the year.

The bitter cold temperatures are causing pipes to burst across the Lake Tahoe area. The four largest casinos in Stateline have been impacted.

Sixty workers are being hired for a national business that has an office in Reno.

A anti-bullying workshop is being offered to help teenagers who are LGBTQ.

Nevada athletic officials are trying to capitalize on "Kap" mania.

The annual YP Real Yellow Pages Project ReDirectory phone book recycling program has been extended through February 3.

The colder weather is making driving more difficult, and it's not because of the slick roads.

Clear and very cold overnight. Lows in the teens Tuesday morning. Inversions return this week, lowering air quality here on the valley floor.

From 8am until 4:30pm on Tuesday, the Sheriff's Office is holding a public viewing of stolen items that were recovered from an apartment in Carson City last month.

Take a look around in just about any city and you are bound to find graffiti. But in Carson City, it's getting increasingly hard to notice. Here's why...

A state of emergency has been declared in Sparks, a paperwork move that gives the city the power to spend the money it will take to fix two sewage pipes placed deep underground.

Besides car problems, people are seeing their water pipes breaking under these extreme temperatures. As a homeowner you may not have experienced it yet, but some local businesses are already feeling the pain.

Advocates for increased education funding highlighted maintenance issues at Roy Gomm Elementary School in Reno Monday. Principal KayAnn Pilling said the school's boiler is functional, but failed Monday morning. She said the temperature plunged to fifty degrees in a wing of the school.

A Truckee man is being held in the Nevada County jail, accused of domestic violence against his wife twice.

Sparks police are searching for four knife attackers.

Ten lawyers have applied to replace retiring Washoe County District Judge Steven Elliott.

Bitter cold temperatures continuing into Monday ... low 7-degrees, with an afternoon high of 30.

Another mountain-area community is cracking down on people who allow easy access to garbage by bears, dogs, raccoons and other animals.

Traffic deaths rose slightly in Nevada last year, but serious-injury accidents dropped dramatically and the number of fatalities still remain nearly half as low as they were six years ago.

Washoe County Sheriff's officials are asking for help identifying and finding the person who used a gun to rob a convenience store in Sun Valley.