In the headlines:

• Only one primary candidate hasn't filed a Campaign Finance Report
• One arrest, one death on Monday's Sheriff's Office Blotter report
• Bobcats Baseball drops double-header to Boulder City
• Clark County DA doubts executions will happen
• Data Center seeking to build its own power plants
• State audit reveals problems inside children's homes
• Two cases of Legionnaires' disease at Wynn Las Vegas

Melody Van Camp stops by to talk about the Trash Troopers clean-up campaigns on May 2, 9, and 16 at 8 am at the Fire Station near the McDonald's

In the headlines:

• Club Rio licenses suspended until next City Council meeting
• Several local candidates haven't filed Campaign Finance reports due two weeks ago
• 2.7 quake near Jackpot yesterday
• One death reported over the weekend by White Pine Sheriff's deputies
• Last home Bobcat Baseball game this morning vs Boulder City
• AG Ford promises to repeal "Right-to-work" law
• Missing UK wrestling fan found dead during Wrestlemania weekend

In the headlines:

• Club Rio could lose their licenses tonight at an Ely City Council meeting
• Former Eureka County Sheriff Jesse Watts sues county
• Three arrests on White Pine Sheriff's office blotter reports for Tuesday through Thursday
• Drought worsening across White Pine County
• Nevada politicians react to Correspondents Dinner incident
• Congresswoman Dina Titus called out for inflammatory remarks following shooting
• Diesel spill to slow traffic on SR 278 in Eureka County.

Barb Nelson from Sacred Heart Catholic Church talks about Love, support, and helping our fellow man in the name of love.

In the headlines:

• Club Rio licenses on the line in Ely City Council special meeting Monday
• May 8 set as next court date in Commission/Treasurer battle
• Former Sheriff versus former employers rolls on in Eureka County
• Felony charges face two Sun Valley residents, alleging Medicaid fraud and racketeering
• Federal Marijuana policy change could benefit Nevada cannabis businesses
• Federal stats say Nevada is adding jobs faster than any other state
• Another name added to Gaming Commission "Black Book"

In the headlines:

• Commission tries again to hire new Finance Director
• Commission Chair in court case brought by County Treasurer and Recorder
• Monday's Sheriff's Office report
• White Pine High School Golf Tournament today
• White Pine Golf Advisory Board meets tonight
• Over 300 aftershocks continue near Lahontan Reservoir
• Nevada Conservation leaders mourn the loss of Joe Sicking.
• Flights cut to Las Vegas; high fuel prices blamed
• Historic Cal Neva Resort and Casino being brought back
• Voters urged to submit mail ballots early

In the headlines:

• Commission Chair in court tomorrow
• Commission Meeting in progress
• DETR:  County Unemployment rate steady
• Churchill County says goodbye to Sheriff Hickox
• Two Republican races heated ahead of June Primary

In the headlines:

• Historic Courthouse reopens following weekend flooding
• County Commission Chair faces removal in Thursday court case
• County Commission meeting to fill positions...again
• Two arrests and one death in Weekend Sheriff's Office blotter
• Progress toward new safe K-8 School
• Las Vegas becoming far less affordable.  

Doug Saunders talks with Wyatt about the lawsuit filed by the County Treasurer and the County Recorder against County Commission Chair Paula Carson.

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