In the headlines:

• Monday Sheriff's report
• New laws going into effect October 1
• BLM revises wild horse management plan in Northeastern Nevada
• Chattah disqualified from handling cases
• Cortez Masto votes to keep Government open, Rosen doesn't.
• Conine on shutdown, running for Attorney General
• Remembering the Route 91 shooting 8 years ago,  memorial fundraising slow
• The Moose are loose in Elko County

In the Headlines:

• Weekend Blotter Reports show two people passing away
• Pediatricians push back on Birth Sex Requirement on NIAA Sports Forms
• Governor appoints new State School Superintendent
• UNR UndocuPack Office flagged by Department of Justice
• Medicade Managed Care expands statewide
• Barrick Mining CEO abruptly resigns

In the headlines:

• Lighting upgrade to close Lehman Caves for six months
• Sheriff's Office Blotter Report
• State Cyberattack last month slows Municipal Court work
• Bobcats Football wins two in a row, Bobcats Soccer gets a draw, Ladycats Volleyball has a rough weekend
• Honduran illegal arrested in Washoe County
• Nevada off Sanctuary Jurisdiction list
• Fiori gets boost from former LV Mayor, Real Water founder.
• Clark County School Board argues free speech in the wake of Charlie Kirk assassination

Sunday’s shooting at an LDS church in Michigan is another reminder that Christians in America are under attack. Evil is moving more into conservative communities. As Pastor Daniel said here on this station on Friday, we seek peace, but we must also be ready to fight evil. Prayer matters, but preparation matters too. When seconds count, police are minutes away. We support our law enforcement, but responsibility falls on us to protect our families, our faith, and our freedom. To defend our First Amendment rights, we must use our Second Amendment rights. With thousands passing through our community daily, we cannot know who seeks violence. Benjamin Franklin put it plainly: God helps those who help themselves, and we have to be prepared to help ourselves at all times.

Pastor Daniel from the Ely United Methodist Church talks about the difficulty of bringing peace to the world when attacks on Charlie Kirk and others are ongoing.

In the headlines:

• Elko Girl Scouts lose use of Girl Scout House
• Weather Service looking for Rain/Snow watchers - more at cocorahs.org
• Kromer pleads Not Guilty in $9 million Uprise broadband case
• Free Admission to State and Federal parks on Saturday-National Public Lands Day
• Juvenile turns himself in over Casino cyberattack in 2023
• Ladycats Golf team wins again in Battle Mountain

in the Headlines:

• White Pine Sheriffs Office Report
• Las Vegas "hot tub" judge rejected for appointment to Grand Jury
• Controversy of Sigal Chattah's appointment should be resolved next week
• Jimmy Kimmel preemption continues in Salt Lake, bac on in Reno
• TV District addressing reception issues
• Man behind failed Lovelock Broadband project and missing $9 Million in state money in court today
• Bobcat/Ladycat sports teams active this weekend

White Pine county Emergency Manager Mathias Rieske talks about having Emergency Food and Water supplies on hand in times of emergency.

In the headlines:

• Austin business owner supports Kirk assassination and calls for President's killing
• Busy weekend for White Pine County sheriff's deputies
• Vegas State Senator faces DUI charges
• Governor; Ethics Commission settle Sheriff's Badge, Uniform charges
• Rep. Amodei open to Feds taking a stake in lithium mine
• Fire at Solar facility in Boulder City

Sinclair Broadcasting and Nexstar Media are not backing down on bringing Jimmy Kimmel back. They’ll pre-empt the show with their own programming.   But here’s the truth.  According to analysts, late-night TV hasn’t been profitable for years.   Jed Rosenzweig at latenighter.com cites an analyst who told him CBS is losing between 25 to 40 million a year, and much the same is being said for both Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon.  All late-night ratings have plummeted anywhere from 50 to 90 percent since 2014.  Given the rising budgets for the late-night shows and falling audiences and advertising revenue, don’t expect Kimmel to get renewed.  Jimmy Fallon isn’t safe either.  His ratings are low low low.  Reruns of prime time would be cheaper than the current late-night shows.  How far Television has fallen since the era of Johnny Carson.  

Link to cited article:  https://latenighter.com/features/analyst-network-late-night-talk-shows-became-unprofitable-in-2023/