Wyatt talks with Denise Tanata from First 5 Nevada about helping your kids get off on the right food in those first critical years of life.  Visit them at http://first5nevada.org

In the headlines:

• Reno City Councilman Devon Reese to return $2k taken from indicted CEO Stephen Kromer; Lawyer refuses comment
• "Lock The Clock" fails to beat the clock; Spring Forward, Fall Back will continue
• "Hate Crime" gun ban passes Senate; expected veto from Governor
• Education Bill targeting Charter Schools introduced in Legislature
• Fiori still suspended from Pahrump Bench despite Trump pardon
• Some Hunters oppose Public Lands sale
• Ely Gas Prices drop again!

Joe Hart from KRNV TV-4 in Reno joins us to talk about more breaking developments in the Uprise Fiber Case.  In short, NDOT put up $9 million in matching funds toward a $27 million dollar USDA project to bring Broadband to rural Lovelock.  But as Joe has been following the money...disappeared into Uprise Fiber CEO Stephen Kromer's bank account.  After weeks upon weeks of Joe's investigation and sealed lips from almost everyone in Carson City, Attorney General Aaron Ford finally announced charges against Kromer on Friday morning.  Shortly afterwards, Kromer turned himself in. 

Joe recaps the story, along with breaking news from Interim US Attorney Sigal Chattah on her investigation into the case from the Federal end.  

Up until today, Joe Hart has been the only one to stay on top of this story, and except for KRNV (And us), this story has been radio silent across the state!  

Kyle Horvath of the White Pine Tourism and Recreation board talks to us about what to expect this week as the Aultman Street construction progresses and recaps some of the events from the weekend in Whtie Pine County.

In the headlines:

• Uprise Fiber CEO Charge, arrested, arraigned in connection with $9 million of NDOT funds in failed Lovelock USDA Broadband project
• Reba's Law, making animal cruelty a felony, heads for the Senate
• Gas prices down 43 cents over a year ago as Memorial Day approaches; White Pine Gas still cheapest in the state
• Ladycats Softball finish second at state to buzzsaw Needles.
• Livi Weiland's placing at state swim meet best finish in White Pine History

in the headlines:

• Governor introduces Healthcare Access Access Act
• Gun Ban for under 21's passes Senate Committee
• Bill criminalizing Wrong Way Driving passes committee
• Charter School Teacher raises back on the table
• "Hot Tub" bad judge banned from Criminal Cases
• Troopers asked to participate in Nevada State Police survey
• Ladycats beat Yerington, face Needles again next
• Livi Weiland in 3A Swim Finals tomorrow

In the headlines:

• Commission doesn't withdraw from Marich and Broadbent SNPLMA grants, but may lose them anyway
• State Treasurer to run for State Attorney General
• Community Choir gets grant for building
• AB 224 that might fund new school still pending at the legislature
• Ladycats play at State today, Golfers place high at state

Wyatt's thoughts on the May 14th County Commission meeting and how we got here...and who did it...

Well, I were wrong.  But so was the County Commission.  It appears that by NOT pulling out of the upgrades at Marich Field and Broadbent Park to be funded by SNPLMA, they may not only lose those grants, but have all future SNPLMA grants put on hold as well.  Finance Director Kathy Workman told the commission at the May 14th meeting that she had been advised by SNPLMA that because of the previous commissions horrendous job with the Duck Pond, Jack Caylor Park, and Ruth memorial Mining Park, all SNPLMA projects,  the county should withdraw the Marich Field and Broadbent Park projects and potentially reapply later, or else SNPLMA would red light not only these but future projects.  So it looks like the commission, by not pulling out of the upgrades, they may be hurting the county worse than if they had.  Good job…looks like this commission will never blow an opportunity to blow an opportunity. Hey, I’ll admit when I make a mistake.  Looks like this commission won’t.

In the headlines on a jumbo-sized newscast:

• Commission to consider pulling out of Two SNPLMA grants
• Questions on a Third SNPLMA grant for a park near Loves
• ICE busts 52 Illegals in Northern Nevada
• Battle over Legislative Budget continues; Charter Schools the focus
• Amy Tarkanian busted for DUI in Florida
• Masto calls for crackdown on Gun Trafficking at the Southern Border
• Clark County Judge recused from case over misconduct allegations-again
• Vegas man gets four years in prison for threatening US Senators
• Golf Results from Las Vegas 2A State Playoffs