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Video shows worker kick wild horse during government roundup in northern Nevada
A California-based group, American Wild Horse Conservation, has filed a formal notice of abuse with the BLM demanding accountability after a worker was caught on video kicking a wild animal during a government-funded operation in northern Nevada.
The Window Guy: Ribbon Cutting Event
At Shady Rest Park on Thursday, July 25, the Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce hosted a Ribbon Cutting for The Window Guy. Originally scheduled for July 18 but postponed due to weather, the event marked a new chapter for this family-run local business. Specializing in affordable custom blinds, windows, and...
No-horizon season underway | Reno Memo
Want local news poorly explained via email? Subscribe to The Reno Memo. We're about to lose our 238-day streak of not having unhealthy air in Reno-Sparks. Our most recent "unhealthy" alert was issued on Dec. 6, but prevailing winds have pushed smoke from California's Park Fire into the region, destroying our mountain vistas and evening plans for maybe a nice bike ride or something. Conditions are expected to stick around until Thursday; Jeffrey Meehan has the details and...
Election integrity report finds problems, but few criminal charges
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada Secretary of State’s Office is releasing a report on election security. Their report, which can be found here, highlights 146 double vote investigations being undertaken by their office for the 2022 General Election. 29 required no further action, 15 were closed with a...
Nevada opens first human composting facility in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The first human composting facility in Nevada opens in Las Vegas. Earth Funeral, a leader in net carbon-neutral composting, will have 75 individual vessels in its 12,000-square-foot facility. It is the nation's largest and most affordable provider of human composting. The expansion will not only...
Tickets Are Now Available For PrairieFire Nevada’s Inaugural National SWAT Competition
LAS VEGAS – PrairieFire Nevada is excited to announce that spectator tickets and shooting experiences are now available for the first-ever PrairieFire National SWAT Competition, which will take place from October 9 to 12, 2024. The event kicks off on October 10, with a Sponsor Showcase, providing a unique opportunity to engage with leading tactical industry sponsors.
Epiroc Launches First Boltec M10 Battery Rig in Nevada
Epiroc has introduced the first Boltec M10 Battery rig in the United States at Nevada Gold Mines, marking another step toward electrified equipment and greener practices in the mining industry. The Boltec M10 SG rock bolting rig for ground support brings multiple enhancements to underground operations, including an improved operator...
Eastern Sierra Land & Community Survey: 2SLGBTQIA+ Focus Group
Did you know? When the first gay pride flag debuted in 1978 at the Gay Freedom DayParade in San Francisco, it had eight colors: hot pink, red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, and violet. Each carried a meaning, and green symbolized nature. Here in the Eastern Sierra, many 2SLGBTQIAP+ folks love our natural surroundings and spend time outdoors. Now, on August 1, the Eastern Sierra Land & Community Survey is offering a special chance for 2SLGBTQIAP+ folks to share our views and help shape the future of our local communities and landscapes!
Andelin Family Farms prepares for return of annual Sunflower Fesival
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Experience the magic and wonder at Andelin Family Farm’s 8-acre sunflower field. The Sunflower Festival begins Thursday, August 1 and is the perfect way to celebrate National Sunflower Day Saturday, August 3. Cameron and Natalie Andelin, owners of the farm, stopped by Morning Break to...
South Lake Tahoe man among 3 inmates killed in Ely prison brawl
A man from South Lake Tahoe was among one of the three inmates killed in a brawl at the Ely State Prison on Tuesday. According to the White Pine County Sheriff's Office, 22-year-old Connor Brown and Zackaria Luz, 43, were two of the three killed. A third inmate will be identified when their family has been notified.
The Audit, Jen McGuire, and Tri-County Fair Updates with Joanne Parsons
Many in the community have expressed interest in Tri-County Fair CEO Jen McGuire and her recent resignation, as well as an audit conducted by the California Department of Food and Agriculture. While many called for answers, Eastern Sierra Now held off on writing a story until we could talk to a member of the board directly.
Northern California forecast: Sierra air quality issues, Valley heat Thursday
Smoke from the Park Fire created poor air quality conditions above 3000 feet on Wednesday afternoon. More of the same is expected on Thursday. Light winds around the fire are beneficial for fire crews, but the lack of a breeze is allowing that smoke to settle into lower elevations at night. Those planning to be outdoors in the Sierra, including the Tahoe region, should check air quality conditions first. An AQI reading of 150 or higher indicates that air pollution could be hazardous for people with chronic health issues.
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