In the headlines:

• School Board meets tonight
• Nevada Schools improving, but some still need help
• More state services are back online
• Arraignment upcoming in missing $9 Million Uprise broadband cast
• High Speed Nevada Initiative filed by Governor Lombardo
• Lombardo announces for re-election
• Nevada fourth among U.S. states with the most residents in financial distress
• Nevada has the highest juvenile arrest rate for aggravated assault

Errol Porter of White Pine Tourism and Recreation visits us to talk about the FREE showing tonight of American Graffiti and those gorgeous cars sponsored by the Vintage Chevrolet Club of America, plus all the other car-related events this week in White Pine County!

In the headlines:

• Governor says firewalls holding following cyberattack
• Firearms Background Check portals back online
• Sheriff's office has busy weekend
• School board meets Tuesday evening
• New funding for rural STEM teachers available
• Two men jailed in Utah for possible terror attack
• Bobcat Football win, Ladycat Volleyball goes 2-1 on the weekend
• Bobcat Soccer falls, Ladycats Soccer goes 1-0-1 on the weekend

In the Headlines:

• City Council approves Historic Preservation District, redevelopment grant revisions
• School board meets on Tuesday
• Cyberattack stalls background checks for gun sales
• Federal Prosecutors defend Chattah appointment as Acting US Attorney
• Prison system drowning in overtime
• Ladycat Golf Team wins in Elko; Football, Volleyball, Soccer teams compete this weekend

On this September 11, a different Commentary from manager Wyatt Cox.
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Dr John Delony of the Ramsey Show said it best. 

“Children, at an elementary school, during worship.
A woman on a train.
Young high school students, headed to class.
A husband and father of two young children, speaking at a public forum.
Insanely and senselessly, gone.
We sob and weep with those who sob and weep. 
Because in these homes, fathers and daughters and sisters and kids aren't coming home.
I'm sick and disgusted.
I'm heartbroken and overwhelmed with sadness.
I'm full of anger and a sense of hopelessness.
May God welcome these souls home with open arms.
And may God have mercy on our broken, ugly world.”

In this time of turmoil, where we want to lash out, 
Love is the answer, our shield, and our weapon. 

God's love - and my love - to each and every one of you.

Wyatt

Mathias Rieske, White Pine County Emergency Manager talks with us about Emergency Preparedness Month and the forthcoming First Aid classes September 23-26.  Call Court Hall for more information or registration at 775-293-0099

In the headlines:

• Sheriff's report for Monday and Tuesday
• County Commission welcomes new Ambulance
• City council Meeting tonight
• Busy White Pine High athletics weekend

In the Headlines:

• Sheriff's Report-Lund man arrested on Sex charges
• County Commission, Ely City Council to meet
• Forced password reset locks state employees out of their accounts
• Esmeralda County lithium mine seeks expansion
• Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro runs for Attorney General
• PAC files to put redistricting commission, open primaries on 2026 ballot
• Mexican national charged with illegal entry
• Ely, Eureka, West Wendover on list of least visited cities in the state
• Gas price changes
• Caesars falls off S&P 500

"Let’s be clear—tourism isn’t pocket change in White Pine County, it’s a powerhouse. That Mine golf tournament the first weekend of August? Visitors spent nearly sixty thousand dollars here in just two days. Arts in the Park added even more.

Tourism pumps $64 million a year into our economy, generating six million in tax revenue—that’s an $1,800 savings for each and every household. And yet, our County Commission treats it like an afterthought.

In a county built on mining and agriculture, tourism is the second-largest economic driver. It keeps our restaurants, hotels, and small businesses alive. Ignoring it isn’t just shortsighted—it’s reckless. Our leaders are turning their backs on one of the strongest pillars of our economy. White Pine County deserves commissioners who understand that."

In the Headlines:

• Video emerges from Ely State Prison riot
• Cyberattack Recovery Slow
• County Commission, City Council meetings
• Smith's Warehouse workers in Vegas strike
• Judge issues unique punishment in Uprise Broadband AI case
• State Treasurer Conine settles in discrimination case
• Ladycats Volleyball wins again at Home