State troopers located the suspect near Kietzke and Vassar, but he ran from the scene.
During high winds, NDOT's warning signs automatically get to work.
Mandy Gaither spoke to experts about the potential effects of the drugs-- and some red flags to watch out for.
Jamey Tucker introduces us to a woman who loves to waste the time of online scammers, preventing them from calling other people and stealing their information and money.
But beware, tariffs are pushing up the cost of home improvements.
33 first responder agencies in Nevada will compete to see which agency can do the most outreach this month.
Signs cannot be visible within 660 feet of the edge of the right of way of a freeway, also the sign must be placed before 90 days prior to the election and must be removed 10 days after the election.
Nine Nevada players put their talents on display for NFL scouts.
2 News viewers had questions about roadwork happening around Sparks Boulevard, and the latest on the Guthrie's Chicken project.
Artemis II successfully blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center on a history making trip.
Today's rally in New York followed even bigger gains for markets across Europe and Asia.
The national average also rose a penny to $4.94 a gallon.
California statewide is at 18 percent of average, the second driest year in almost a quarter century.
He was also a sex offender who failed to register after getting out of jail.
Winds are getting stronger, gusting up to 60 mph overnight. Mountain passes will be slick Wednesday night.
Gravity waves can be a sign of turbulence. Down sloping winds are possible through Thursday morning. Some of them could be damaging.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments on one of President Trump's key issues: birthright citizenship. The President is challenging the 14th Amendment right that anyone born on U.S. soil is an American citizen. Natalie Brand has the latest.
The countdown clock is officially rolling at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, for NASA to return humans to deep space for the first time in 50 years. Ivan Rodriguez reports.
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A local organization is saving dogs from euthanasia -- and training them to be service dogs.
There are plenty of ways to get involved in the community this month.
New college graduates this year are facing a tough jobs market. The most recent data shows unemployment for people 22-27 with a bachelor’s degree has risen to about 5.6% according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Rising gas prices are already squeezing U.S. households. Now economists say a prolonged conflict with Iran could make the job hunt tougher too. Karin Caifa is in Washington with what job seekers need to know.
The average U.S. gas price is now $3.99 according to AAA, the highest since 2022. Karin Caifa reports.
A new tool is looking to bring people from different political parties to help address issues in Nevada -- with the goal of creating more targeted legislation.
President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday to create a nationwide list of verified eligible voters and to restrict mail-in voting
The conflict has left more than 3,000 dead and caused major disruptions to the world’s supply of oil and natural gas.
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As Northern Nevada gets a taste of spring... human beings aren't the only creatures enjoying the warm weather.
TSA officers began receiving paychecks yesterday, after an emergency order from President Trump. Some airports around the country saw much shorter wait times at security checkpoints. But the partial government shutdown behind the problem remains unsolved. CBS' Bradley Blackburn has more.
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Construction may feel like it's at every corner of the city right now, but officials say each project is well planned in hopes of avoiding an extreme increase in traffic delays.
March is Blood Clot Awareness Month, and doctors stress that early detection can be lifesaving.Â
Area wastewater can be tested to gather info on current COVID levels.
The earliest the craft could launch is on Wednesday.
We take a look at a recent train derailment, TSA employee pay, and Crime Beat.
Consumer Technology Reporter Jamey Tucker looks at an A.I. video that fooled him.
A more than 100-year-old mill in Susanville burned down early Sunday morning.
Looking at some of the top local and statewide headlines for March 30.
Why one viewer is hopeful for pedestrian improvements under one of the U.S. 395 bridges in the North Valleys.
Cooler temperatures, gusty winds, rain, and mountain snow are expected this week, bringing impacts to recreation and travel.
While March has been dry, the Reno-Sparks area is not in a drought.
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The astronauts set to become the first lunar visitors in more than half a century arrived at their launch site Friday, joining the towering rocket that stands poised to blast off next week and send them around the moon.
Encouraging news for people looking to expand their family - Costco is offering IVF treatment to its customers. Marybel Gonzalez reports.
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‘No Kings’ protests were held across the country on Saturday to push back on the Trump administration’s recent actions
American Federation of Government Employees spokesperson: Some TSA workers are starting to see their back pay being processed for payment.
Sled hockey teams from across the west come to Reno for the annual tournament.
This was the second annual event they've had to raise money for scholarships for the Miss Nevada organization.
Jack Sutton introduces us to 85-yearold Lloyd Seamon who is living off the grid on the playa of Little Smokey Valley
Crews were able to contain the fire to the second floor and attic area of the building.
Volunteers told us the cemetery has been neglected for years.
The gathering featured nine poet laureates.
It's risen even higher during that time on the statewide level.
Concern is growing that the military campaign could include U.S. boots on the ground.
TSA agents have gone without pay for six weeks.
Crews responded to Riverside Road early Sunday morning. The mill is a complete loss.
It's due to a prescribed burn in the area.
They plan to reopen on Thursday for one final weekend.
Teams are lifting debris from depths of up to 160 feet, using heavy-duty lift bags and rigging systems.
Crews are still working in the area and are expected to remain there for several weeks.