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LCSO looking for missing and endangered woman
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a woman who is considered to be missing and in danger. 37-year-old Julie Ricciardi was last heard from on Aug. 22 at around noon. She was last seen in the area of the 400 block of Trellis Drive in Fernley. Her direction of travel is unknown, but she is believed to possibly be headed to Reno or Sacramento.
Sparks man convicted after meth arrest
33-year old Mario Fertini of Sparks was convicted of five counts on August 8 after being arrested and found with nine pounds of methamphetamine. Fertini was found guilty of two counts of Trafficking in a Schedule I Controlled Substance (400 Grams or More), Conspiring to Violate the Uniform Controlled Substances Act, Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Sell and Being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm.
Nevada: New owners making major capex investment in two Mesquite casinos
The new ownership group of the Casablanca Resort and Virgin River Hotel & Casino in Mesquite Thursday outlined improvements to their properties to the Nevada Gaming Commission, which issued a license to the properties’ general manager Justin Moore. Story continues below. In November, the Commission approved the sale of...
Branded Few bikers to remove swastika insignia after Reno Toy Run donation controversy
The Branded Few are changing their jacket insignia, which featured a swastika, after being condemned at Washoe County Commission meetings, according to a motorcycle club spokesman. The Northern Nevada Confederation of Clubs runs the annual Reno Toy Run, a nonprofit that collects toys for children. It received a $10,000 donation from Commissioner Mike...
Las Vegas police union head says officers will disregard NFL's new access policy
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The head of the Las Vegas police union said Friday that officers will not abide by the NFL’s new access policy for certain areas of Allegiant Stadium and that the league lacked the power to enforce those rules. Steve Grammas, president of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, said union leaders spoke with NFL security officials for about an hour Friday morning, hours before the Raiders hosted the San Francisco 49ers in a preseason game. He said the NFL was told officers would wear only wristbands to gain entry and not subject themselves to photo identification or any kind of biometrics. An officer standing near an Allegiant Stadium entrance about five hours before kickoff was wearing a wristband. “They didn’t like it, but they didn’t have a choice,” Grammas said. “We told them what we were going to do.”
Las Vegas Consultant Jeremy Aguero, A Strong Vegas Sports Industry Booster, Shares Sobering Data At Economic Alliance Event On Challenges Facing Las Vegas’ Housing, Health Care, Education Scenes
Shop at Jay’s Market at 190 East Flamingo Road at the Koval Lane intersection easy of the Strip. He’s a strong advocate of the growing Las Vegas sports industry, making a case before the Nevada Legislature in 2023 to designate $380 million in public assistance to help the MLB Athletics build a $1.5 stadium on the Strip.
Jennifer Lopez In Tight Sheer Dress Advised To ‘Cover Up’
Jennifer Lopez‘s fans couldn’t fault her killer figure as she slipped into a skintight evening dress last winter, but some did wonder if the 55-year-old should have shown a little less skin. In November 2023, JLo put on a leggy display in an impossibly clingy gown boasting both sheer paneling and a thigh slit, with the photos also marking another public appearance with now-ex, Ben Affleck.
UFC Fight Night: Cannonier vs. Borralho Preview and Predictions
The UFC is back in action this Saturday, Aug. 24, at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, featuring a fight night of top middleweight contenders. This Saturday, UFC fans will be treated with a classic veteran-versus-rising-contender matchup that features middleweights Jared Cannonier and Caio Borralho. Cannonier has been competing in the UFC Octagon since 2015 and has appeared in three different weight classes over the last decade including heavyweight, light heavyweight, and middleweight. He was unsuccessful in capturing UFC gold when he faced Israel Adesanya in 2022, but he has continued to prove he is still worthy of a top-five middleweight ranking over the last several years. On the other side of the Octagon stands Caio Borralho, who is currently riding a six-fight unbeaten streak inside the UFC and has not suffered a professional loss since Jul. 2015. Borralho will look to make a name for himself by defeating Cannonier and establishing himself as a top five middleweight going into Q4 of 2024.
U2: Details On Their New Concert Film At The Sphere
U2 isn’t done with the Sphere in Las Vegas just yet. After opening up the remarkable venue with their incredibly successful residency, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band is returning in the form of V-U2, their new concert film. Per the film’s trailer description on YouTube, “V-U2...
17 car break-ins at two apartment complexes next to each other
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a series of car break-ins that happened at two apartment complexes across the street from each other in the northwest valley. The first call reporting the break-inscame around 7:30 a.m. on Aug. 23 from the St. Lucia...
Henderson City Council Greenlights $15M Early Childhood Education Center in Cadence Community
Henderson's mission to bolster early education took a significant leap forward with the City Council's unanimous decision to allocate over $15 million towards constructing a new state-of-the-art early childhood education center. According to FOX5 Vegas, the center, expected to spread across nearly 15,000 square feet and comprise approximately nine classrooms, will provide for 180 preschoolers and include playgrounds and office spaces. Mayor Michelle Romero voiced enthusiasm for the project, emphasizing that "90% of a child's brain development happens before kindergarten even begins".
Central Nevada Health District - One Year Later
The idea for the Central Nevada Health District came about during COVID when local governments grew frustrated with waiting for testing results from the State of Nevada and fell under the state mandates when it came to certain decision-making rather than being able to make local decisions for their own communities.
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