Carson City firefighters called to vehicle that hit building on Woodside Drive Carson City Fire Department and sheriff's deputies responded early Saturday evening to a crash into an apartment building in the 3500 block of Woodside Drive. Reported at 5:37 p.m., arriving first responders advised…

Performances are by students from kindergarten through high school age and adults, including beginning violins and cellos, the Allegro and STRAZZ youth strings ensembles, youth chorus, and the adult string ensemble.

Maya has crafted a rigorous plan that begins at the University of Montana, where she intends to pursue a degree in psychology with an ultimate goal of entering the field of forensics.

Carson City and the Carson Valley communities are fortunate to have many local nonprofits and volunteer-based foundations that are dedicated to improving many aspects of our community’s successes.

Carson City Historical Society presents Mayfair Splendor — A Victorian Tea celebration of spring Step into a world of elegance this spring as the Carson City Historical Society invites you to a truly delightful afternoon at our Mayfair Victorian Tea. Join us on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 1:00 to…

The incident was reported just after 10 a.m. The paraglider was spotted on a steep and rocky outcropping, according to first responders. Injuries are unknown at this time.

The affected apartment is uninhabitable and the American Red Cross is assisting the tenant.

Carson Now reader Deborah Hayward submitted this photo of Downtown Carson City with trees in full bloom, noting: "I love my Capitol walk."

The “Discovery Kitchen Cook Off” event, similar to a mini version of the Food Network’s Iron Chef, was a timed cooking competition featuring six teams of middle school students who prepared succulent dishes for a judging panel held at Carson Middle School.

The highway is anticipated to remain closed for several hours while law enforcement and emergency medical services remain on scene. 

You may have seen an influx of color-coordinated young people in downtown Carson City this morning, with many holding monster-themed signs -- it's not a protest against cryptids, however; they're leadership students from around the state gathering for their annual conference.

Meet this cross-eyed cutie today!

Happy Friday, Carson City, we made it! Let's take a look at the agenda for Friday and a peek into what's happening the rest of the weekend here in our capital city.

The Horse Parade is part of a day full of free activities, including live music, kids games, historic reenactments, unique Western vendors and fine art, produced by the Friends of Genoa.

Upcoming Traffic Control for the E. William Street Project for the Week of April 20, 2026.

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Neither Lyon nor Storey County stated why the order is in place in their notice. The boil water notice will remain in effect while water quality testing is conducted to ensure the safety of the system. Storey County will notify residents as soon as testing is complete and the notice can be lifted.

Also, for those looking to get involved in the community, the Lampe Park Kids’ Fishing Day is looking for volunteers!

This April, a new FDA-approved blood test is giving Nevadans a simpler option for colorectal cancer screening.

Embracing Our Inner Parts with ‘A Day in the Life’ “Woke up, fell out of bed / Dragged a comb across my head / Found my way downstairs and drank a cup / And looking up I noticed I was late... / Found my coat and grabbed my hat / Made the bus in seconds flat / Found my way upstairs and had a smoke…

Happy Thursday, readers! It’s forecasted to be a reasonably sunny day, but the freeze watch is still in place for tonight, so make sure to cover any of those pesky seedlings that popped up after our freakishly warm weather a few weeks ago!

The complaints largely opposed a draft order to reduce groundwater pumping in certain areas and accused then-State Engineer Adam Sullivan of “coercion.”

The Carson City Board of Supervisors is seeking applications from persons interested in serving on the Carson City Culture & Tourism Authority

With more than 80 talented young performers lighting up the stage, this production bursts with bold costumes, energetic choreography, and show-stopping numbers. From Marty’s birthday bash to the island beats of Madagascar, it’s a non-stop celebration of fun, heart and adventure.

Carson City 911 dispatchers serve this vital community service by answering emergency calls, managing high-stress situations and multi-tasking while coordinating with Carson City Sheriff's Office, Fire Department, EMS and Public Works, doing it all in real time.

The proposed reductions come as the district grapples with declining enrollment and a projected $3.02 million structural budget deficit for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.

The STEM Teacher of Excellence cohort brings together educators from across the region to collaborate, share best practices and expand opportunities for students in STEM-related fields.

Gusty winds are expected today for the region while cold weather conditions return with lows 21 to 28 expected overnight Thursday into Friday.

The 97th annual Nevada FFA State Convention in Reno saw 18 CHS students participate in nine industry-focused competitions.

Carson City’s Riverview Park ‘Scoop on Poop’ ambassador update As spring begins we find the trail mostly clean on dog waste and trash. We thank the Green Biz Kids and their teachers for coming out on the trail for Doodie Duty during their class hours, the center trail is looking great! For those…

One of the arrests was for suspicion of alleged DUI drugs after the driver was seen falling asleep in an intersection, waking up, speeding away and cutting off other drivers.

NDOT also has plans to install two new traffic signals at Cardelli Road and River Boat Road and Six Mile Canyon Road and Fort Churchill Road.

Carson Now reader Theresa Danna took these photos of the new dome that will top off the Nevada Legislative Building project in Carson City.

The 5.7 magnitude earthquake southeast of Lahontan Reservoir in the Dead Camel Mountains has been followed by at least 120 aftershocks, of which 17 were over magnitude 3 as of 8:25 Tuesday morning.

If you find yourself at a career crossroads and are thinking of that next step, locals are invited to the May 5 fair that will bring together a group of experts to help navigate the maze as you venture into a new career.

At this time, no major damage has been reported to critical infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, transportation systems or utility services.

A preliminary 5.5 magnitude earthquake centered southeast of Silver Springs and 17.1 miles southwest of Fallon shook the region Monday at 6:29 p.m., according to USGS.

Weekend sheriff's office bookings also include arrests for DUI, domestic battery and disorderly conduct.

Stay tuned readers, because this isn't just a once-per-year contest: next up we'll be tackling one of our sister cities! Individual contests will be held for Carson Valley, Dayton, Tahoe and more!

Congratulations to the families from Carson Now!

The Donate Life flag will remain raised throughout the month of April as a symbol of hope, generosity, and the lasting legacy of donors and their families.

This year, 29 week‑long camps will be available for students with disabilities ages 14 to 21 Locations include Carson City, Dayton, Fernley, Minden, Reno, Sparks, Silver Springs and Yerington.

Carson Now reader Nate Zufelt shared these photos Monday morning of the snowfall in the foothills above Carson City.

Each year, the Western Nevada College Foundation awards more than 250 scholarships, distributing more than $870,000 to students across a wide range of academic programs and fields of study.

Director, chief information officer to discuss last year’s statewide cyber attack at Carson City Rotary meeting Tuesday Local Rotarians will learn about the statewide Cybersecurity Incident that happened last August at the next Rotary Club of Carson City meeting. Timothy Galluzi, Executive…

Columnist JoAnne Skelly recently went to Greenhouse Garden Center in Carson City where, as usual, she discovered a number of interesting plant varieties.

United has partnered with the BGCWN since 2020, working together to provide financial literacy resources, programming support for events, and opportunities that help kids learn, grow, and thrive.

Pine Nuts: The Mississippi Away back in 1673, two noted Canadian etymologists, professors Marquette & Jolliet, elected to explore a river that the Native Canadians called, "Mesippi." So they built themselves a short, though very tall two-story boat, the "Nancy," tall enough to accommodate a…

Sheriff Hickox Jr., died on Saturday, April 11, 2026, due to complications from cancer. He served the people of Churchill County for over 28 years.

The event has gathered over $15,000 in awards and prizes. Daily cash prizes and trophies will be awarded in multiple categories.