May 19, 2013

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New Procedure For Chronic Sinusitis

It's estimated 80,000,000 Americans suffer from some form of sinusitis. Symptoms include facial pain, nasal blockage, and headaches. For some people its a chronic problem, going on all year with no relief. For many antibiotics and steroids become a treatment ritual. A relatively new procedure is providing relief for many of these patients.

Bill Aims to Broaden Criminal Records Availability

CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to discuss a bill that releases the criminal records of current and prospective employees or volunteers working with the elderly or disabled in Nevada.

Seniors Hit Hardest By This Season's Flu

We are halfway through the flu season and are seeing some interesting trends with this disease. Health experts have told us this year's strain is more powerful than usual. We've always been told seniors and young children are more at risk. With that information take note of just whose is being hospitalized nationwide in alarming numbers.

Nevada Legislature Convenes Monday with Uncertainty

The 77th session of the Nevada Legislature begins Monday with pomp and ceremony before lawmakers buckle down to tackle politically charged issues that will set spending levels and policy priorities for years to come.

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New BLM Policy Focus: 'Compassion' for Wild Horses

The Bureau of Land Management is issuing new policy directives emphasizing "compassion and concern" for wild horses on federal lands in the West, in response to alleged abuse during roundups of thousands of mustangs in recent years.

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Attorney Says NHP Incident Was Predicted

A Reno defense attorney says Monday's I-80 chase and carjacking may help bolster a case he's filed against Nevada's Highway Patrol and Las Vegas Metro Police Department. Ken McKenna says his clients, current NHP officers—predicted such an event would happen after they say they were removed from the interdiction team.

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Carjacking Victim Talks Exclusively To KOLO

Perhaps no one can give a better description of what happened in Monday's carjacking than the woman who found herself staring down the barrel shotgun. Marie Coates was coming from class in Reno to Fernley early. She says she was noticed some activity from the freeway. She says that's when an NHP truck entered the freeway from the Mustang on ramp.

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Reid, Heller, re-introduce Lyon County land bill

Nevada Sens. Harry Reid and Dean Heller have re-introduced a Lyon County land bill that will allow the city of Yerington to develop land near a copper mine while setting aside a wilderness area.

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Free Microchipping For Animals

If your pet has ever gone missing we don't have to tell you the toll it takes on the family. From Washoe County's Animal Control Servies perspective, not knowing where a missing dog or cat rightfully belongs costs in vet care, shots, food and board when they bring the animal into their facility. That's why they are not only advocating microchipping,, they are offering the service free of charge.

Twinkie Art

A Reno artist is making no apology for her work and her medium of choice. Nancy Peppin uses Twinkies in painting, shadow boxes, and other designs. They are snack cakes that should be seen, never eaten.

Three Sentenced To Prison In Fatal Beating

A sentencing Thursday in district court leaves one family relieved and another dismayed. Three defendant must spend time in prison for the beating death of 20 year old Lemmon Valley resident Jared Hyde, killed in February of last year.

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Reno Man Arrested for Arson and Aggravated Stalking

An overnight fire led to an arrest of a Reno man. Reno police and fire department were called to the 4100 block of Edrie Drive a little after one on Thursday morning for a structure fire. When they got there they found a flat bed trailer fully engulfed in the driveway of a home.

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