No one argues the $8 million dollar sewer reconstruction project in Reno's midtown isn't necessary, but some worry at the moment it's killing their business.

Reno City Councilmembers would be elected by voters in individual wards, or sections of the city, under a bill being debated. Currently, the mayor and at-large councilmember are elected city-wide. Councilmembers who represent wards must win primary elections in those wards, then win a city-wide general election. The bill would make the general election ward-only.

Butcher Boy Meats is back in Reno, but not with a brick-and-mortar store. Ken and Clint Jolly are starting to sell a small selection of their specialty meats online.

A man has been arrested, after two suspicious packages were left at the Carson City DMV Tuesday afternoon.

Some local motorcycle riders are pushing lawmakers to pass a lane-splitting bill in Nevada. Assembly Bill 236 would legalize white line riding—something that has been acceptable in the state of California for years. But proponents tell us their bill does not reflect the golden state.

We expect them every spring, but not in this abundance. The Truckee Meadows is covered with elm seeds.

Just last week, it seemed like the warm weather was here to stay, but as you can see, we're back to raincoats and rain boots for the next couple of days.

Several county and city facilities in Fernley were locked down Monday morning during the investigation of three suspicious boxes.

The Truckee River is at it's lowest snow melt runoff peak since 1988.

A former Nevada assemblywoman has been cleared of violating campaign finance laws.

Dancers, amateur boxing and delicious food are all part of this weekend's Cinco de Mayo Festivities. Family members-young and old- have a chance to experience some Mexican culture at the Grand Sierra Resort's 14th Annual Cinco De Mayo Festival.

Some of the lowest season flows in the Truckee River in four decades are raising concerns about Nevada's lingering drought.

Cowboys and cowgirls from across the west are gathering in Reno this week thanks to the National Cutting Horse Association.

A national group that helps local, nonprofit land trusts buy up property to protect natural resources is creating a first-of-its-kind liability insurance company to help them cover the costs of legal battles with developers.

Nevada Highway Patro troopers and the Major Accident Investigation Team are investigating a fatal, rollover crash in Hawthorne.

The ominous clouds to the west of the Truckee Meadows are indications of the storms we can expect across northern Nevada in the coming week.

A truck driver from Washington State has pleaded not guilty to federal drug charges after the Nevada Highway Patrol says he hid heroin and methamphetamine in his tractor trailer hauling watermelons.

A Reno man has been sentenced to four months in jail on an animal cruelty charge in the death of a puppy that police say he threw off the balcony of a third story apartment.

Now showing at the Nevada Legislature: Reruns. At least, that's what's on the marquee. But it's the unadvertised, sneak preview everyone is waiting for as lawmakers enter the final month of session.

Nevada's former schools chief is floating the idea of paying some of the state's teachers as much as doctors.

A small desert island in Pyramid Lake that serves as home to 10,000 American white pelicans is celebrating its 100th anniversary as a wildlife sanctuary about 30 miles north of Reno.

The warming weather has many golfers eager to return to the course, but vandals in Carson City have caused a minor delay of game.

Police confirm the disoriented woman found near Plumas is 69-year-old Hilaria Segura who went missing earlier Friday from the Home Depot on Summit Ridge Court.

Two men got away after making off with several bottles of stolen alcohol from a Sparks liquor store. One of them is accused of throwing a broken bottle at the store's clerk as they ran.

Friday, for the 26th year, Nevada's law enforcement family gathered in Idlewild Park at the James Hoff Memorial to remember the sacrifice of the state's fallen officers.