Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford is joining a number of other states in condemning credit card companies for their reversal a policy that would have implemented a merchant code for gun sales.
The coronavirus handed the Reno City Council a problem: How to find a new city manager in a time of travel restrictions and social distancing. Today they solved it by tapping their police chief.
Starting Wednesday, Smith’s will dedicate the first hour on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7:00 am to 8:00 am, solely to the shopping needs of senior citizens.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) opened the 2020 tax filing season this week. It is now accepting and processing federal tax returns for 2019. Depending on your income and age, you can participate in free online and in-person tax return preparations and filing.
A federal consumer watchdog is proposing a complete ban on inclined baby sleepers after the popular product has been implicated in dozens of infant deaths nationwide.
There’s a crack-down on those annoying, incessant calls that never seem to stop from telemarketers and scammers. The FCC is now opening the door for phone companies to automatically block so-called ‘robocalls’ before ever reaching your number. Washington Correspondent Alana Austin gets to the bottom of this issue disturbing so many consumers.
The 12-ounce packages with a "Best By" date of February 13, 2021, were sold in stores in Arizona, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington, Texas and Utah.
If you have purchased anything on the internet lately, you may have noticed you are now paying Nevada sales tax in most cases. Nevada started collecting sales tax on internet sales beginning October 2018.
The DMV has now completed the computer programming required to enable the “X” designation to be printed on a license and transmitted to outside agencies such as law enforcement and courts.
Do you ever wonder who to contact if someone is trying to scam you? Monday at the Reno Town Mall, agencies from all over Northern Nevada were under one roof for the Consumer Fraud Prevention Fair.
A motion to increase sewer and storm drain user rates in Sparks took effect January 1, 2019. The ordinance was unanimously approved by the Sparks City Council at its December 10 meeting.
The DMV says in general, with audiobooks traditionally used to assist second-language learners, learning-impaired students, struggling readers and non-readers, the audio handbooks will help drivers in all these groups learn the rules of the road and Nevada-specific laws.