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City Supervisors on Thursday agreed to a new four year labor contract between Carson City Firefighters and the City that is a substantial departure from previous contracts.

Meteorologist Sean Sublette shows how to quickly build a camera — to safely view a solar eclipse.

The Rev. Elizabeth Goodman, pastor of the Monterey Church, said she hopes the building will remain in community use under a new owner, and that the congregation might be able

PM adds Rana Tanveer in ECC

Sophisticated crime rings made up of so-called “burglary tourists” that prey on luxury homes are exploiting a visa loophole and committing thefts across the U.S., law enforcement officials say.

For those who are looking for a fun and exciting way to retire, look no further than a Manufactured Home Community. These innovative communities are not only a great value,

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice is to be commended for not only doing the right thing, but also bucking political expedience in vetoing a bill that would have loosened West

California’s absurd fast-food wage law has been in effect for little more than a week, and it’s already made prices hotter than a fryolator.

The moon has started to cover up the sun as a partial eclipse begins over the South Pacific. Millions along a narrow corridor in North America from Mexico’s Pacific coast

Shipping networks across the Atlantic “essentially functioned as rat superhighways,” and one species took over the East Coast in only a matter of decades. Here’s how the lowly brown rat came to lead the pack.