Good morning, Carson City.

On Saturday, over 100 volunteers cleaned Lone Mountain Cemetery to honor more than 9,000 individuals by clearing weeds, brush, and litter.

Carson City's Parks & Recreation & Open Space Department, with Mayor Bagwell, organized the annual Move with the Mayor initiative before winter arrives.

Carson City Fire Department responded Saturday afternoon to a fire at the landfill on Flint Drive east, with teams containing the blaze to the dump perimeter despite gusty winds that threatened nearby brush.

Mofos Pizza plans to open a location in Carson City in late November or early December at 444 E.

William St. The restaurant will serve pizza, pasta, salad, desserts + offer job opportunities for 25 to 30 employees operating from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

The Nevada State Museum hosted 'Fright At the Museum,' a haunted basement adventure that ran from 6 to 9 p.m. yesterday—tickets were $15 per person—and it will offer an encore on Oct.

24 along with a free Trunk-or-Treat event for families on Oct. 23.

Retirees in Nevada’s state worker health insurance program faced premium hikes starting in July as officials lowered subsidy rates to save up to $5 million amid a budget shortfall.

Active employees with family coverage saw increases while those on individual plans experienced slight decreases; final rates will be set early next year.

Carson Tahoe Hospital pulmonologists highlight lung health challenges during National Healthy Lung Month.

They note low lung cancer screening rates and environmental issues like wildfire smoke and dust delay early diagnosis and advise high-risk residents to get tested.

Douglas High senior Oscar Conchas Cruz, a 6-foot-8 lineman and Nevada Wolf Pack recruit, shows power with a 375-lb bench press record and dedicated run blocking that impresses coaches and teammates.

His pointed questions on play strategy set him apart on the field * positioning him for a college career.

Sierra Lutheran High School football boosted its season record with a 49 to 14 win over Coleville Friday night at Carson High School & extended its home winning streak to seven games.

The Falcons will face Trinity Classical Academy next to test their playoff mindset.

Douglas High senior Oscar Conchas Cruz impresses coaches with his size, football IQ, and strength as he hones his run-blocking and pass-blocking skills ahead of college play.

He has set a bench press record and refines his technique under the guidance of local mentors.