Just ten minutes after an initial crash report came in on I-580 near the hospital, a second crash was reported on the other end of town in the northbound lanes at Fairview. Responders are enroute to the scene; motorists should expect delays and seek alternatives if possible. Dispatch later advised there are no injuries. Updates to follow when available.

A vehicle crash was reported on I-580 in the southbound lanes just before 5 p.m. Wednesday evening near Carson Tahoe Hospital. First responders are en route to the scene. Motorists should anticipate delays and seek alternate routes if possible. Updates to follow when available.

The Nevada Day Gift Shop — the small but mighty store that helps support the long-standing Nevada Day Parade — is excited to announce its Grand Reopeningon Small Business Saturday, November 29, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its new home: 508 N. Curry Street, Carson City. The new location features a refreshed layout and an expanded selection of Nevada-themed merchandise, locally crafted goods, and festive holiday items.

In the season of gift giving, where you spend your dollars matters! Money that is spent in our community stays in our community — which means supporting not only our friends and neighbors, but it means money that goes into our community as a whole! Small Business Saturday returns to Carson City November 29, and you can start your day with a free coffee and cookie in Laxalt Plaza from 11 a.m.

Support the Western Nevada College Geology Club’s scholarship fundraising efforts by attending the annual Rock, Mineral and Fossil Sale on Friday, Dec. 5, in Room 322 of the Bristlecone Building on the Carson City campus. “Events like the Rock, Mineral and Fossil Sale highlight the passion and dedication of our students and faculty in the geosciences," said WNC President Dr. J.

A rumor was circulating this week that Tahoe Forest Products -- Carson City’s lumber mill that operates behind Topsy Lane on Washoe Tribal Land -- was shutting down. A reader reached out to us asking whether or not the mill had declared bankruptcy and was closing its doors. However, TFP said that’s not the case. A spokesperson on Wednesday told Carson Now that the mill is overseen by a board of investors, and there are “always new investors coming in." They said that there has been no issues or declaration of bankruptcy.

Carson Now Reader Kristina Dobbert shared these amazing photos of last week’s fog.

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Tuesday evening families received a notice from Washoe County School District school stating that twelve schools had reportedly found glass in students' tater tots, with one injury reported. The email sent to families is as follows: Good afternoon, Washoe County School District Families— This is an important message from the district for Tuesday, November 25. Today, a lunch item available at our elementary schools – frozen and reheated tater tots—was found to contain small glass-like objects.

The Lyon County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) met on Thursday, November 20, 2025 to hear presentations and take action on several significant agenda items. Highlights from the meeting include: Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Presentation The Board heard a presentation from BLM representatives on updates to federal environmental review regulations, geothermal projects, as well as solar project and battery storage facility applications in Lyon County.

CARSON CITY, Nev.- On November 19, 2025, at approximately 5:26 p.m., the Nevada Highway Patrol responded to a crash involving a vehicle and a pedestrian at the location of I580 northbound just north of North Carson Street in Carson City, Nevada. The preliminary investigation indicates that a vehicle was traveling northbound on I580 between North Carson Street and Eastlake Boulevard in the middle travel lane.

These spectacular photos were submitted by Ed Blohme, Riverview Park Ambassador on his and Luna’s daily patrol.

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The Saint Teresa of Avila Conference, Saint Vincent de Paul Society has purchased over $6000 of new winter coats, gloves, hats and socks for our homeless Neighbors in Need from these local stores — Big 5 Sporting Goods, Burlington, JC Penney and Walmart. We want to again thank our lead donor, the Southwest Gas Foundation and other major donors — Micheal and Jean B., Corpus Christi Parishioners, Joseph and Crystal E., David and Victoria K., Knights of Columbus Council #4781, McAulay Family Charitable Foundation, Roper Heating and Air Conditioning and the Women’s Society of St.

The Ron Wood Family Resource Center is proud to announce the launch of its annual Holiday Fundraising Year-End Campaign, dedicated to supporting families in crisis, children who have experienced abuse and neglect, and youth living in foster care throughout Northern Nevada. This year’s campaign is made possible in part through the generous corporate sponsorship of Campagni Auto Group — Carson City Toyota and Capital Ford…

The Carson City Fire Department is notifying residents that prescribed burning operations will take place throughout designated areas of the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) from Dec. 1, 2025 through February 2026. These controlled burns are a critical part of the department’s proactive wildfire risk reduction strategy. The goal is to reduce hazardous vegetation, improve ecosystem health, and strengthen community protection ahead of future wildfire seasons.

A vehicle crash that happened Monday afternoon at the intersection of I-580 near Spooner junction in south Carson City resulted in a person who said they had suffered back and neck pain. The crash was reported to the Nevada Highway Patrol at around 2:28 p.m. at the intersection. During the NHP investigation, one of the people involved later informed them that they wanted to be checked for injuries.

A man was arrested Sunday for suspicion of felony battery by a prisoner, false identification to prevent or delay officers and other offenses after he allegedly head-butted a deputy who was investigating a possible residential burglary, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report. The man, who was listed on the probable cause report as John Doe, would not provide his name to sheriff's office deputies, who placed him into custody following an investigation.

Storey County, in partnership with the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) and major private-sector contributors Switch and Gray Construction, have completed installing traffic signals at this key intersection along USA Parkway to help ease congestion and improve safety in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRI-Center). Traffic signals at Sydney Drive and USA Parkway are now operational and will allow safer left turns onto northbound lanes, helping reduce traffic backups during peak commute hours.

Three people were arrested for suspicion of child abuse/neglect Friday after a search warrant of a home led to the discovery of filthy conditions, including mice infestation and floors covered with dog feces, according to a Carson City Sheriff's Office booking report. Following an investigation, which included a search warrant and interviews, CCSO deputies arrested the parents of the children and a third adult that lived in the home.

Douglas County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue conducted a backcountry rescue of a lost hiker, Nov. 23. The hiker, who started at the Castle Rock trailhead off Kingsbury Grade on Saturday, Nov. 22, became disoriented and spent the night between the Castle Rock Trail and the Tahoe Rim Trail. Douglas County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue was activated to locate and assist the individual.

The Whyld Foundation, a newly established nonprofit serving children and families in Carson City, is proud to announce the launch of its in-school food pantry program, designed to give local students access to groceries in a way that preserves dignity, autonomy and choice. Rooted in the belief that every child deserves to feel seen, supported, and cared for, the Whyld Foundation provides students with a unique, grocery-shopping experience inside their own school.

With fall colors as its November theme, Carson City area photographers took to nature's end-of-season foliage in search of the right eye candy worthy of the shooting task. There was tie for first place in this month's Carson City Photo Club entries. The winners are: First Place: "Barn" Dave HarrisonFirst Place: “Kat Fisher” Golden GlowSecond Place: "Steps to Autumn” Mark Frazitta…

With a nod to Anne Sullivan, who Mark Twain dubbed “The Miracle Worker” for her wonderous work with Helen Keller away back in the 19th century, I nominate my chiropractor, Dr. Jon, as The Miracle Worker of the 21st century. Granted, he did not have sight and hearing issues to deal with like Anne did with Helen, but I brought Dr.

Rotary Club of Carson City members will learn about HUGS for Homeless at the next club meeting. The Saint Vincent de Paul Society founded the program in 2020 and provides coats and other cold weather necessities to those in need. The public is invited to attend the meeting which takes place Tuesday, Nov. 25 at noon in the Brewery Arts Center’s Grand Ballroom, 449 West King Street in Carson City.