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Governor Brian Sandoval met with Nevada’s school superintendents to begin a statewide discussion on school gun violence in Carson City. The Governor says he'll create an executive order designating a commission, that will include students, teachers, parents, faculty and others, with the shared goal of prioritizing campus safety. Washoe County Superintendent, Traci Davis, says mental health is a top priority. ....

A South Lake Tahoe man is dead after a neighbor unknowingly ran over him this morning in an incident police say was a "fatal accident."

The Carson City Sheriff’s Office Investigation Division is asking for assistance in identifying a commercial burglary suspect.

The Washoe County School District issued a precautionary code-yellow lockdown for Roy Gomm Elementary this morning when a woman walked into the school and asked to leave with a child, and then asked for the weather report.

The Washoe County School District issued a precautionary code-yellow lockdown for Roy Gomm Elementary this morning when a woman walked into the school and asked to leave with a child, and then asked for the weather report.

Lance Gilman is throwing his support behind wild horse advocates with a a check for $10,000 to help protect the Virginia Range horses.

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval met with Nevada’s school superintendents in Carson City yesterday to start a dialogue on school safety in the wake of the Parkland Shootings in Florida. The Governor plans to draft an executive order designating a commission on school safety, that will include teachers, students, faculty and parents.

Tristan Hill, a former Galena High School athlete, was one of the five victims in a fatal New York City helicopter crash.

As many as 600,000 Nevadans, could face a 9 percent increase in auto insurance, when the state raises the basic required minimum levels of bodily injury and property damage coverage this summer.

Reno Police have arrested 25-year-old Dezhon Mack in connection with a shooting in east Reno, Sunday, in the area of Neil Road and Nutmeg Place.

Tristan Hill, a former Galena High School athlete, was one of the five victims in a fatal New York City helicopter crash.