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Governor's housing bill clears Nevada Legislature, other key priority bills falter

4 days ago | mynews4.com | Matthew Seeman

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo's ambitious housing proposal received approval from state lawmakers before the legislative session concluded Monday, but his other priorities didn't fare as well. The Senate on Monday voted 15-6 in favor of AB 540, also known as the Nevada Housing Access and Attainability Act, after it sailed through the Assembly with a unanimous vote last week.
$1.4B Nevada film tax credit package dies without Senate vote

4 days ago | mynews4.com | Matthew Seeman

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A $1.4 billion tax incentive package intended to lure film and television productions to Southern Nevada has died. AB 238 did not receive a vote in the Senate before the legislative session concluded Monday. The measure cannot be reconsidered until 2027, unless Gov. Joe Lombardo calls a special session. The bill would have allocated up to $95 million in annual tax credits for film productions over 15 years, with backing from Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. Discovery.
Assembly narrowly passes $1.4B film tax package for Las Vegas studio

5 days ago | mynews4.com | Matthew Seeman

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A tax incentive package that would allocate $1.4 billion for film productions in Las Vegas narrowly passed through one legislative chamber. The Assembly on Friday voted 22-20 in favor of AB 238, also known as the Nevada Studio Infrastructure Jobs and Workforce Training Act. The bill still needs Senate approval before it can arrive at Gov. Joe Lombardo's desk. Monday, June 2, is the final day of the legislative session.
Police investigate dispute over dog in Reno

6 days ago | mynews4.com | Tom Aizenberg

RENO, Nev. — A heavy police presence was reported in the area of Ryland Street and Holcomb Avenue in Reno following a dispute that occurred at 3:04 p.m., according to Reno police. Authorities said the incident began when a man became upset with another individual over the treatment of a dog and "zigged him with something." Police are investigating the possibility that the individual was shot with a BB gun. No injuries have been reported, and the situation is considered non-life-threatening.
Reno River Festival brings springtime fun to Idlewild Park

6 days ago | mynews4.com | Will Payne

It's the same annual community event, but this year it has a new, temporary home. Reno River Festival coordinators from Liquid Blue Events, Neil and Jess Horning, have said so far it's been a hit. "Wingfield (Park's) got a lot going on with the reconstruction of the bridges. So our best immediate choice was Idlewild Park," said Neil Horning. "We're still right on a river, and there's so much shade and relaxation, this place is amazing," Jess Horning said.
Standoff unfolds on Dorchester in Spanish Springs

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Tom Aizenberg

SPANISH SPRINGS, Nev. — Authorities are currently engaged in an active standoff on Dorchester in Spanish Springs. The situation unfolded on Saturday, with SWAT teams present at the scene. Details remain limited as the situation is ongoing. Residents are advised to avoid the area as law enforcement continues to manage the incident. This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Nevada Highway Patrol warns public of scam emails posing as DMV

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Katherine Nowicki

The Nevada Highway Patrol is warning the public about a new email scam. Authorities say this scam is an email that appears to have been sent by “The DMV”. It advises recipients that the email is being sent on behalf of the “Nevada Highway Patrol”. The email goes on to inform the recipient that they have received a ticket from Nevada Highway Patrol and that they must pay. The email threatens the recipients that failure to comply with the email will result in additional fines and license suspensions.
Crews knock down brush fire on Pyramid Highway

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Katherine Nowicki

Crews responded to a brush fire on Pyramid Highway caused by a popped tire on Friday afternoon. According to Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue (TMFR) authorities, the brush fire started when a boat trailer traveling toward Sparks from Pyramid Lake popped a tire and created sparks. TMFR, the Sparks Fire Department (SFD) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) responded. The fire burned .83 of an acre. Authorities say the fire is out as of 4 pm. and crews will be mopping up for the next one to two hours.
Lawmakers approve bill to let Nevada universities pay student-athletes

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Matthew Seeman

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Nevada lawmakers approved a bill that would allow the state's universities to pay student-athletes directly. SB 293 was sent to Gov. Joe Lombardo's desk on Thursday after it was enrolled by the Senate earlier this week. The current language in state law forbids post-secondary institutions or national college athletic associations from paying student-athletes directly.
Carson City neighborhood holds simulated wildfire evacuation

1 week ago | mynews4.com | Will Payne

Carson City resident Cliff Fitterer only moved to the area four years ago, but the recent devastation from the Davis Fire and Los Angeles blazes had him asking all the important questions. "Are we really prepared? Do we know what to do? Does the alert system in Carson City work? How is multi-agency coordination going to work?" said Fitterer. So the president of the Lakeview Property Owners Association decided to connect with Carson City first responders and run a unique drill with his neighborhood.