Updated financial projections will lead off the week in Carson City as Nevada officials prepare to debate how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next two years. Five economic and tax experts from the private sector are meeting today to determine how much tax revenue Nevada should expect to bring in through the 2019 fiscal year. The Economic Forum will also eye tax credits including how many millions of dollars in sales, property and payroll tax breaks the state is giving Tesla Motors. The forecasting will set the tone for budget negotiations.

The Nevada "Sanctuary Bill" will not advance this session, the bills sponsor says the threat of possible loss of federal funds spooked some lawmakers, and the debate over it would have been divisive.

Updated financial projections will lead off the week in Carson City as Nevada officials prepare to debate how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next two years. Five economic and tax experts from the private sector are meeting today to determine how much tax revenue Nevada should expect to bring in through the 2019 fiscal year. The Economic Forum will also eye tax credits including how many millions of dollars in sales, property and payroll tax breaks the state is giving Tesla Motors. The forecasting will set the tone for budget negotiations.

The Nevada "Sanctuary Bill" will not advance this session, the bills sponsor says the threat of possible loss of federal funds spooked some lawmakers, and the debate over it would have been divisive.

Updated financial projections will lead off the week in Carson City as Nevada officials prepare to debate how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next two years. Five economic and tax experts from the private sector are meeting today to determine how much tax revenue Nevada should expect to bring in through the 2019 fiscal year. The Economic Forum will also eye tax credits including how many millions of dollars in sales, property and payroll tax breaks the state is giving Tesla Motors. The forecasting will set the tone for budget negotiations.

The northern Nevada economy is kicking into high gear, and that means a whole lotta hirin' goin' on!

Updated financial projections will lead off the week in Carson City as Nevada officials prepare to debate how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next two years. Five economic and tax experts from the private sector are meeting today to determine how much tax revenue Nevada should expect to bring in through the 2019 fiscal year. The Economic Forum will also eye tax credits including how many millions of dollars in sales, property and payroll tax breaks the state is giving Tesla Motors. The forecasting will set the tone for budget negotiations.

Updated financial projections leading off the week in Carson City as Nevada officials prepare to debate how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next two years. Five economic and tax experts from the private sector are meeting today to determine how much tax revenue Nevada should expect to bring in through the 2019 fiscal year. The Economic Forum will also eye tax credits including how many millions of dollars in sales, property and payroll tax breaks the state is giving Tesla Motors. The forecasting will set the tone for budget negotiations.

A 19 year old man shot, in what police believe was a drug deal gone wrong, has died. Corey Saunders died Sunday night.

The arch in downtown Reno will turn blue tonight at 7 to show support for law enforcement as part of National Law Enforcement Month.