KOH Special News Reports

The Nevada Department of Transportation gathered community leaders, transportation experts, and the public together to display some design concepts that will help alleviate some of the congestion at the spaghetti bowl.

The Nevada Department of Transportation had several ideas on display, at a public meeting, that will help traffic congestion in and around the Spaghetti Bowl.

The Nevada Department of Transportation gathered community leaders, transportation experts, and the public together to display some design concepts that will help alleviate some of the congestion at the spaghetti bowl.

The Nevada Department of Transportation had several ideas on display, at a public meeting, that will help traffic congestion in and around the Spaghetti Bowl.

The Nevada Department of Transportation gathered community leaders, transportation experts, and the public together to display some design concepts that will help alleviate some of the congestion at the spaghetti bowl.

After a short standoff a Gardnerville man was arrested for kidnapping his wife at gunpoint, and fleeing to nearby Alpine County. 32 year old Joshua Albericci was arrested on charges including kidnapping, false imprisonment, and possession of an assault weapon. Albericci allegedly followed his wife to a friends home and forced her into a vehicle. It was spotted a couple of hours later in Markleeville, Calif. Mrs. Albericci was unharmed.

Nevada gambling revenue was down 3 percent in March compared with the same month a year ago due to lower casino winnings in the Las Vegas area. Nevada Gaming Control Board says the state's casinos won $951 million in March. Las Vegas Strip gambling revenue was down 4 percent to $487 million last month, and downtown Las Vegas was down 4 percent to $51 million. The picture was brighter in Reno, with revenue up 1 percent to $47 million, and South Lake Tahoe revenue was up 23 percent to $17 million in March.

Multiple arrests have been made by local and federal agencies in a wide-ranging investigation in Reno. But beyond a release by the US Attorney's Office, not much more is known. The official statement: "Federal and local law enforcement agents and officers are executing search warrants and arrest warrants at more than one location in Reno, including the Jones/West auto dealership, in connection with a federal investigation. All documents are sealed at this time." We do know the DEA, FBI and ATF are involved, and several arrests were made today. At least one warrant was served at the home of Richard West the Second. Substantial amounts of evidence was seized. West is one of the people served with an arrest warrant, and his truck was impounded as part of the investigation. No charges have yet been specified.

Reno police say they don't yet know if charges will be filed against a man accused of shooting another man Tuesday morning. The shooting took place outside an apartment at 8th and Virginia Streets, after an apparent argument.The victim is being treated in a hospital; he sustained a single gunshot wound to his stomach and is recovering after surgery. Police say after talking with both men, they believe self-defense may have been the motive and no charges have been filed. Neither man's name has been released.

Nevada gambling revenue was down 3 percent in March compared with the same month a year ago due to lower casino winnings in the Las Vegas area.