Former Mayor Leroy Goodman says Fernley is not getting a fair shake from Nevada Taxation officials. The former Fernley mayor and others say they aren't getting a fair share of the "C" Tax. That's a combination of Liquor, Tobacco, and Real Estate Transfer fees collected by the state and distributed to local governments. This year Fernley will get about 150 thousand of the one-point-three billion that will be shared. Meanwhile cities like Mesquite and Elko get millions. Goodman says while other cities get 25 dollars per person, Fernley gets seven dollars and 60 cents.

The next storm system coming through isn't bringing as much rain to the Truckee Meadows as the last few storms have, but county emergency preparedness officials say it's a good bet to keep your flood mitigation plans at the ready. The ground is already saturated, so run off and high creek and stream levels are expected. Sand bag locations can be found at washoe-county-dot-us. The first storm today was a small to moderate winter storm with snow in the Sierra that could cause travel delays. The storm on the way Monday is much stronger and could cause very long delays and closures of roads in the Sierra due to very heavy snow and rain.

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags, as more moisture is in the forecast. Officials say light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated.

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. The National Weather Service is forecasting more rain and snow in the coming days. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags. Washoe County crews will be dispatched throughout the storm period and will focus on keeping roadways safe. Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Chief Charles Moore says even though these storms are not predicted to bring heavy moisture, light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated.

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags, as more moisture is in the forecast. Officials say light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated.

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. The National Weather Service is forecasting more rain and snow in the coming days. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags. Washoe County crews will be dispatched throughout the storm period and will focus on keeping roadways safe. Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Chief Charles Moore says even though these storms are not predicted to bring heavy moisture, light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags, as more moisture is in the forecast. Officials say light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated.

The Nevada Division of Tourism says the statistics on visitors to the Silver State are out for 2016, and the number show we're growing in jobs, and money spent travelers.

Leroy Goodman says Fernley isn't getting a fair shake from Nevada Taxation officials. The former Fernley mayor and others say they aren't getting a fair share of the "C" Tax.

Washoe County is again reminding residents to prepare for more wet weather. The National Weather Service is forecasting more rain and snow in the coming days. Area ditches, streams and drainage ways could experience localized flooding. Residents living near these areas should consider getting sandbags. Washoe County crews will be dispatched throughout the storm period and will focus on keeping roadways safe. Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District Chief Charles Moore says even though these storms are not predicted to bring heavy moisture, light to moderate precipitation still presents the possibility of some flooding risk because the ground remains saturated