Nevada's early start to recreational marijuana sales may not happen in July after a group of alcohol distributors, known as the Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada, filed a complaint saying the regulations passed in May violate the voter-approved initiative. On Tuesday, a district court judge issued an order in their favor. The law passed by voters last year gives alcohol distributors a monopoly on sales for the first 18 months, unless there is not enough interest. The Department of Taxation, citing a lack of interest, expanded those limitations to allow medical marijuana establishments in good standing to apply for licenses. The complaint alleges the Department of Taxation never had a public meeting indicating how many distributors would be needed to meet the demand. 13 alcohol distributors had expressed interest.

The Street Vibrations Spring Rally is back this Friday, so Reno Police are getting the word out to both bikers and drivers to look out for each other. Many come from out of state to ride during the rally, including bikers from California, where you're allowed to split lanes. But, RPD's Tim Broadway that's illegal in Nevada, and every year people die on their motorcycles because they can't, or won't, maintain a lane

Nevada's early start to recreational marijuana sales may not happen in July after a group of alcohol distributors, known as the Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada, filed a complaint saying the regulations passed in May violate the voter-approved initiative. On Tuesday, a district court judge issued an order in their favor. The law passed by voters last year gives alcohol distributors a monopoly on sales for the first 18 months, unless there is not enough interest. The Department of Taxation, citing a lack of interest, expanded those limitations to allow medical marijuana establishments in good standing to apply for licenses. The complaint alleges the Department of Taxation never had a public meeting indicating how many distributors would be needed to meet the demand. 13 alcohol distributors had expressed interest

The Street Vibrations Spring Rally is back this Friday, so Reno Police are getting the word out to both bikers and drivers to look out for each other. Many come from out of state to ride during the rally, including bikers from California, where you're allowed to split lanes. But, RPD's Tim Broadway that's illegal in Nevada, and every year people die on their motorcycles because they can't, or won't, maintain a lane

Nevada's early start to recreational marijuana sales may not happen in July after a group of alcohol distributors, known as the Independent Alcohol Distributors of Nevada, filed a complaint saying the regulations passed in May violate the voter-approved initiative. On Tuesday, a district court judge issued an order in their favor. The law passed by voters last year gives alcohol distributors a monopoly on sales for the first 18 months, unless there is not enough interest. The Department of Taxation, citing a lack of interest, expanded those limitations to allow medical marijuana establishments in good standing to apply for licenses. The complaint alleges the Department of Taxation never had a public meeting indicating how many distributors would be needed to meet the demand. 13 alcohol distributors had expressed interest.

The Street Vibrations Spring Rally is roaring back into town this weekend, closing South Virginia through Sunday to make room for all the vendors, food trucks, 24 live bands, and visitors.

The Street Vibrations Spring Rally is back this Friday, so Reno Police are getting the word out to both bikers and drivers to look out for each other. Many come from out of state to ride during the rally, including bikers from California, where you're allowed to split lanes. But, RPD's Tim Broadway that's illegal in Nevada, and every year people die on their motorcycles because they can't, or won't, maintain a lane

The Street Vibrations Spring Rally is roaring back into town this weekend, closing South Virginia through Sunday to make room for all the vendors, food trucks, 24 live bands, and visitors.

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