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American founding father Benjamin Franklin is credited with having once said, "The first mistake made in politics is getting into it." Here in Northern Nevada, the same could be said about jumping feet first into the debate over the Silver States population of wild horses, an emotionally-charged, hot-button topic if there ever was one.

Since the October 7 massacre, hate crimes have more than doubled compared to the same time period in 2022.

Two years ago, an intentional house fire took the lives of three children. Their grandmother says the healing process is only getting harder.

These types of extortion attempts involving people seeking "protection money" from business owners is common in India, and police the same concept is being followed in Canada.

The Carson City Senior Center needs some help and all one has to do is vote for them on Facebook. According to director Janice McIntosh, they have made it as a finalist in Toyotas 100 Cars for ...

The Capital City Arts Initiative announces its exhibition, Pinhole Properties, with artwork by artist Nancy Raven at the city’s Community Development Building [formerly the BRIC] located at 108 E Proctor Street, Carson City. The building is open to the public daily, 8am – noon, 1-4pm.

The Brewery Arts Center and longtime partner Carson City Classic Cinema Club team up to bring you a summer of drive-in movies that are fun for the whole family.

Twenty five percent of Carson City children live at or below the poverty line. Increasing the Joy is making the holiday season more joyful by distributing gifts to these children, who may not have a traditional Christmas like many of us. Last year Increasing the Joy gave out 500 gifts and for 2012 weve set our goals even higher at 700 gifts.

Chicago police are searching for a suspect after a string of arsons in Andersonville and Bowmanville Thursday.

The popular 4-H Fabric sale returns to Fuji Park Exhibit building, 701 Clear Creek Road, Carson City, on Saturday, Feb. 1 and Sunday, Feb. 2. Sales times for Saturday, Feb. 1 are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Sunday, Feb. 2 , sales times will run from 9 a.m. to noon. Fabrics of all kinds and sewing notions will be available for purchase.