A school district is investigating a $2,200 financial shortfall tied to one employee accused of mishandling funds from school fundraisers — including $1,400 from a chocolate drive and $780 from Honor Choir parent donations — with the employee now on leave and cooperating with authorities as the district digs into the missing money.

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Screwworms are back—twelve Texas cows infected, and this nasty fly’s even reached New Mexico’s pets. These larvae eat living tissue, causing fatal wounds, and are especially dangerous for cattle. Spotting them is tough with thousands of animals to monitor. While Nevada’s been lucky with only nine cases since the 1950s, experts warn ranchers to stay alert. The USDA’s deploying sterile flies to curb reproduction, but it’ll take time. Affected areas may face quarantines with serious economic fallout. If you’re in ranching, watch for odd wounds—send samples to your state’s agriculture department for testing.

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Two new faces join the Washoe County Library Board of Trustees—Andrea Tavener, who got unanimous approval, and Marcus Nesbitt, who clinched the final spot after a close vote. Both will serve four-year terms starting July 1, stepping into roles previously held by Ann Silver and Lea Moser. Their appointments signal a pivotal shift in leadership, shaping the future of library services and community resources for years to come.

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A frantic 911 call early June 13th triggered a deadly confrontation in Carson City: a drunk suspect wielding a knife threatened two women, one fatally injured, before deputies intervened with gunfire. The suspect, Luis Joseph Lill, 31, was hit multiple times, hospitalized for surgery, and now faces serious charges. A second knife was found on him. The officer who fired is on administrative leave as authorities investigate.

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Murder-Suicide in Winnemucca Under Investigation

Floyd Mayweather’s legal troubles just got real—he’s been summoned over a $200K bounced check, facing serious fraud and theft charges, with court appearing June 15th in Vegas.

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RTC’s new Tap to Pay lets you swipe your card on the bus validator—no more fumbling with cash or apps. With gas prices climbing, this simple, contactless payment system is making transit easier for daily riders and occasional commuters alike. It’s now live on RTC buses, Flex Rides, and the Regional Connector—with fare capping to keep costs predictable. Soon, Access services may join in. For details, visit RTCWashoe.com.

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The Nevada National Guard moved its annual Flag Day ceremony to the historic Hawthorne Army Ammunition Depot this year, due to the massive Desert Forge training exercise — the largest in Nevada in over 25 years. Celebrating the 251st birthday of the U.S. Army, the event honored ordinary citizens who became extraordinary soldiers, defending freedom even before the nation was born. Through a visual journey of the American flag’s evolution, the ceremony underscored the enduring spirit of sacrifice and service that built this country — a sentiment deeply felt in Hawthorne, a community proud of its military roots.

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