Kenzie Margiott

Reno

Content Manager at KRNV-TV (Reno, NV)

probably tweeting about georgia sports and/or beer | content manager @krnv | thoughts are my own & retweets are ✨just✨ that

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Nevada AG warns of misleading over-the-counter hearing aid marketing

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford has issued a consumer alert urging residents to be cautious of misleading marketing practices associated with some over-the-counter hearing aids. "Hearing loss can be debilitating in many ways and many Nevadans are looking for affordable solutions," Ford said.
Rosen announces $447K for Reno homeless veterans housing support

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

Nevada Senator Jacky Rosen announced that the City of Reno Housing Authority will receive $447,445 in federal funding to support housing vouchers for Nevada veterans experiencing homelessness. This funding is part of the HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program, which Senator Rosen has consistently advocated for. "Our veterans put their lives on the line for our country, and we must do everything we can to support them," said Senator Rosen.
Man dies after suspected hit-and-run in Dayton

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

A man has died following a suspected hit-and-run in Dayton recently. On May 29, at approximately 4 p.m., the Lyon County Sheriff's Office received a call about a man in distress near the 700 block of Dayton Valley Rd.Law enforcement and medical personnel responded, and the man was transported to Carson Tahoe Hospital. Hospital staff later informed the sheriff's office that the man's injuries were consistent with a possible hit-and-run.
Nevada governor signs bill tightening student device rules in schools

1 week ago | news3lv.com | Kenzie Margiott

Kenzie MargiottFri, May 30th 2025 at 7:48 AMUpdated Fri, May 30th 2025 at 7:52 AMA student uses their cell phone. (KATU)TOPICS:NevadaGovernorJoe LombardoSenate Bill 444Student device rulesElectronic communication devicesSchool propertyEducational environmentGovernor Joe Lombardo has signed Senate Bill 444 into law, introducing stricter regulations on the use and possession of electronic communication devices by students on school property or during school activities across Nevada.
Nevada governor signs bill tightening student device rules in schools

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

Governor Joe Lombardo has signed Senate Bill 444 into law, introducing stricter regulations on the use and possession of electronic communication devices by students on school property or during school activities across Nevada. The new legislation builds upon existing laws that require each school district's board of trustees to adopt a policy regarding electronic devices.
Nevada governor signs bill to change county commissioners' salaries

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

Governor Joe Lombardo has signed a new bill into law that will alter the compensation structure for county commissioners and other elected county officers in Nevada. Under the provisions of Senate Bill 116, the base salary for these officials for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 will be determined by either a calculation based on the 2018-2019 base salary or 3% higher than the highest salary of an employee under their supervision as of January 1, 2025, whichever is greater.
Air quality advisory issued for Reno-Sparks area through the weekend due to ozone levels

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

Northern Nevada Public Health's Air Quality Management Division has issued an Air Quality Advisory for the Reno-Sparks area, effective through the weekend. The advisory comes as the Air Quality Index (AQI) is forecasted to reach the "Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups" range due to elevated ground-level ozone levels.
Washoe County selects Volunteers of America to run Our Place shelter

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

The Washoe County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a contract with Volunteers of America, Northern California and Northern Nevada (VOA), to take over operations at the Our Place shelter campus. This decision marks a significant step in the county's efforts to support families and women experiencing homelessness. Following a competitive procurement process, VOA emerged as the most responsive and responsible bidder. The organization is set to begin managing Our Place on June 16.
Nevada Assembly passes bill to expand paid leave benefits for workers

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

A bill aimed at expanding paid leave benefits for Nevada's workforce cleared a significant hurdle in the legislative process on Thursday afternoon. Assembly Bill 388, sponsored by Assemblymember Selena La Rue Hatch, seeks to extend paid leave to both public and private sector employees. The proposed legislation would reduce the employment requirement for eligibility from 12 months to 90 days and increase the leave entitlement from eight weeks to 12 weeks.
Bill allowing alcohol delivery with meals moves forward in Nevada Legislature

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Kenzie Margiott

A bill that could significantly transform Nevada's liquor laws is advancing through the legislative process. Assembly Bill 375, which would permit establishments to sell mixed drinks in sealed containers for off-premises consumption, passed the Nevada Assembly with a 41 to 1 vote on Thursday afternoon. This change would enable food ride-share and delivery services to include alcoholic beverages with meal deliveries, a departure from the current law that restricts sales to on-premises consumption.