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Celebrating nearly three decades of turning the round, orange members of the squash family into memorable Halloween carving traditions, Seeliger Elementary School in Carson City will host its 27th annual Pumpkin Patch this Saturday, Oct. 12.

Chicos shopping cart ordinance was enacted last month, but code enforcement is still working on cracking down on the new rules. The ordinance is officially in effect but still in the early stages. ...

With heavy rain arriving and local flooding looking likely, Carson City Public Works crews were out in full force Sunday morning clearing streets of debris and slushy snow piling around drainages.

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– A woman faces arson charges after police say she caused a fire that displaced 20 people in Lancaster County. According to charges filed by the Ephrata Police Department, Savanna Parsons, 30, “intentionally” caused the fire at the twelve-unit apartment building located at the 500 block of East Main Street on Aug. […]

Stephen James Anderson, 16, of Carson City died April 9, 2011. He was born May 5, 1994, in Reno. He is survived by his parents Chris and Thea Anderson; sister Sara; grandparents Jim and Jan Anderso...

A woman who spotted a man attempting to sell coins that were stolen from her home in an Oct. 28 burglary, chased him out of a store and into the streets shortly after the Nevada Day Parade ended on Saturday where Carson City sheriff’s officers then found and arrested him.

Come join in on the Nevada State Prison Preservation Societys general meeting Saturday, Jan. 21 10:00am in the Ormsby Room at the Carson City Sheriffs Office.

The fourth annual First Christian Church Car Show will be held July 13 in the parking lot of Johnny Rockets in Carson City at Carson Lanes Retail Center. Organizers say there may be up to 100 classic cars on display for the event. The fundraiser provides support for Youth ministries at First Christian Church.

Nevada’s Sesquicentennial year may have ended but it is still being honored in an exhibit featured in the Nevada Legislature. Artifacts from the year-long celebration are currently on display until Feb. 20.

A Texas man is facing serious criminal charges for allegedly having his property intentionally burned down after initially claiming to be the victim of a hate crime.In June, a rental property that 50-year-old Mario Roberson owned in Huntsville, Texas, burned to the ground. Three people were inside t...