President Joe Biden is expected to visit Lake Tahoe later this week, according to the White House.
News from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
Douglas County educators Lyndsey Bednar and Kelli Hays are the recipients of the Dr. F. Gregory Betts Education Foundation Honorarium Scholarship.
A new training structure proposed as the first in a facility named for Battalion Chief Scott Fraser is scheduled to go before the East Fork Fire Protection District board of trustees on Tuesday.
The county’s 5,876 merchants reported $89.54 million in taxable sales during May, down 5.6 percent from May 2022.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
A lawsuit seeking communications between school board trustees related to their office was filed Monday and amended on Thursday
There have been an increased number of water rescues at Lake Tahoe due to the cold water temperatures.
A formal censure of Douglas County School Board President Susan Jansen is being sought in connection with a hot mic slur about a speaker at the July 19 meeting.
At most a few drops of rain fell from a Friday night storm cell passing southwest of Douglas County bringing dozens of lightning strikes to the Sierra.
While acknowledging there are issues with cellular service in Nevada’s Oldest Town, the panel charged with preserving the town’s architectural style decided a cell tower was too tall.
While drivers can be ticketed for parking illegally or worse, towed, many remain undeterred, as they attempt to beat the heat around the Tahoe Basin this summer.
Northern Nevada American Red Cross volunteer Barb Kramer is deploying to Hawaii today to assist with relief efforts, it was announced on Thursday.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
Mono County seeks responses to winter emergency services survey