In the Headlines:

• Coster resigns as Municipal Judge
• Questions on City/County shared building services
• Gas Prices remain lowest in state
• Ladycats fall to Panthers

Instead of Attorney General Aaron Ford addressing the numerous complaints regarding his office’s failed oversight on the Uprise Broadband project in Lovelock, he goes on the attack, accusing State Senator Ira Hansen of politicising the situation.  The record is clear.  Joe Hart of KRNV TV in Reno has the receipts.  He has the improper contracts and the records of the money being siphoned off by the owner of Uprise, who remains mute.  Ford needs to man up and take responsibility.  Instead, he goes on the attack. The 2026 Gubernatorial race with Ford in it will be anything but honorable. But then, given the Democrats' performance at the President's address to Congress, why should we expect less?

In the Headlines at 7:15am

• Treacherous Driving Conditions - restrictions are out. 
• Secretary of State Aaron Ford attacks State Senator Ira Hansen over his comments on the missing $9 million in the Uprise Fiber Optic project.

More news later

In the Headlines:

• Winter Weather Advisory until 4am Friday
• County Commission Budget Workshop
• BLM Approves Horse Management Plans

Headlines:

• Winter Weather Advisory Wednesday and Thursday - 5 to 7 inches possible.  Let's hope.

• First of three Budget Workshops yesterday for the White Pine County Commission

• California man to prison for five years for altering money orders - over $1.2 million taken!

• UNLV prez and Allegiant Air COO both resign immediately, citing family issues

• Closed Macy's to become Middle School

• World Sign-Spinning Championships?

I have no issue with Dr Robin Titus and Selena La Rue Hatch and their bills in the Nevada Legislature to end Daylight Saving Time, particularly given the medical evidence that the Spring Forward Fall Back semiannual events may be detrimental to physical and mental health  Dr Titus cites increased risks of heart attacks, suicide, and other health issues.  But I’ll bet you a cookie against a spare rib that the same whiners who always complain about the time change twice a year will be the same ones complaining about a 4am Sunrise and 7pm Sunset come June.  To hell with the whiners.  These bills deserve your support…I hope that Sunday will be the final time we need to SPRING FORWARD.

KRNV's investigative Reporter Joe Hart told us Friday morning, February 28 about a still developing story of $ 9 million that NDOT advanced for a broadband project in Lovelock.  Seems the money is missing...and so is the local man behind the project.

AND...only one man in Carson City has even commented.  State Senator Ira Hansen is livid.  But not a word from anyone else in the legislature.  Not a word from the Governor.  Not a word from the Attorney General.  The silence is deafening.

In the headlines

• Judge Steven Bishop, lowest paid jurist in rural Nevada, gets a raise
• Little League participation down
• Commission questions Pumped Storage project to BLM
• Governor, AG butt heads over model immigration policies

Here we go again.  Fresh off Attorney General Aaron Ford’s release of the state's model immigration policies, as mandated by the Democrat-controlled Nevada Legislature. He’s fired back at Governor Lombardo.  In a statement, the Governor said The Attorney General does not have the authority to make Nevada a sanctuary state or jurisdiction.  Ford fired back The Legislature directed this work, and my office followed through. If the Governor didn't know that, the question isn't about my office - it's about his.  First shots fired directly in the upcoming 2026 Gubernatorial race.  The term-limited Ford is the leading candidate to challenge the incumbent governor.  One can only wonder if the Gang of 13 - pardon me - Amy Tarkanian and her RINO crew - will roll out to help Ford win the Governor’s race.