Lyon County’s Planning Commission narrowly approves the massive Monarch Data Center, sparking fierce backlash from over 200 locals including union members, landowners, and Paiute tribal leaders who question its water use, lack of consultation, and long-term impact — despite the company’s promise of $25 billion in revenue. Tensions flare as critics challenge the community’s own tech dependence, while tribal voices demand accountability. The vote sets up a heated showdown with county commissioners meeting again in August and a public workshop looming — this isn’t over yet.

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AT&T is shutting down landline service in Nevada by 2029, forcing users to switch to fiber or cellular options—no one will be left without 911 access. Old copper lines are costly, unreliable, and prone to theft or damage, especially in Nevada’s rugged terrain. While fewer than 5% still rely on landlines for fax machines, alarms, or medical devices, AT&T’s Phone-Advanced lets you keep your number and use your old phone with wireless or broadband. If AT&T’s options don’t work, competitors like Spectrum or Verizon still offer home phone service—but check your area’s coverage first.

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For forty years, the Western Nevada Development District has united communities across eight counties and the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe to tackle regional challenges — now zeroing in on how the data center boom is reshaping everything. Their new economic plan tackles four key pillars: upgrading infrastructure (roads, energy, water), solving workforce shortages (not lack of programs, but lack of people), boosting quality of life (healthcare, grocery access, parks, fire stations in rural areas), and strengthening local government finances. They’re also tackling childcare deserts and inviting public input to ensure the plan reflects real community needs.

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A tragic motorcycle crash near Virginia City on Sunday night took the life of a 34-year-old Reno man. Going too fast around a curve, he veered off State Route 341, struck a guardrail, and was thrown from his Harley-Davidson—pronounced dead at the scene. The Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating, with speed and possible impairment under scrutiny. This heartbreaking incident serves as a sobering reminder to ride safely, and our thoughts are with the rider’s loved ones as the investigation continues.

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Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo was caught on bodycam footage during a traffic stop for running a red light — but he immediately identified himself, prompting the officer to let him go without a ticket. The 22-second clip shows Lombardo, with his wife in the truck, interrupting the officer and reacting with disbelief: “Come on, man.” His campaign insists there was no special treatment, claiming he simply cooperated and thanked officers for their service. The stop comes just months after Lombardo began his term as governor — and he’s a former sheriff of Clark County, meaning he once oversaw the very police department involved. The Las Vegas Metro PD hasn’t commented, but the optics are already raising eyebrows ahead of his November reelection bid.

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Hundreds of fish died mysteriously at Teglia’s Paradise Park in Reno on July 29, 2024, sparking a citywide investigation into whether pollution, low oxygen, or another factor caused the mass die-off. Officials are closely monitoring water quality as they work to protect the park’s fragile ecosystem and prevent future tragedies — a sobering reminder of how vulnerable our natural spaces are.

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A $20,000 reward fund is now live to catch the driver who killed veteran postal worker Jeff Illig in a fatal hit-and-run on May 13th — a crime that left his bike stripped and his family shattered. Known for 30 years of service and as a devoted father, Jeff’s legacy is being honored through this campaign, which also aims to build a permanent memorial and promote bike safety. His son Nick, back from overseas, is now handling the family’s affairs, and the fund will help cover legal and estate costs. Donations are tax-deductible, managed by the Nevada Bicycle Coalition, and coordinated with Secret Witness to ensure justice. The community is rallying to bring closure — and hold the perpetrator accountable.

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Two guys in Reno and Sparks are facing federal charges for allegedly hacking ATMs at a credit union to steal $76,000—using a digital gadget to bypass security and withdrawal limits. Named Kleiber Jovanny Garcia Rojas and Yeiker Andres Diaz-Calatayud, they’re charged with bank theft and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. The FBI, Reno PD, and Washoe County Sheriff’s Office are collaborating on the case, highlighting how cross-jurisdictional crimes draw major law enforcement attention. Their trial is set for September 15.

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