Sandra Chereb, Associated Press CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — The Nevada Supreme Court has upheld the removal of a state controller candidate from the June primary ballot because he doesn’t meet residency requirements. Latest News Three new Carsonites born at Carson Tahoe Hospital Sept. 21-27 Coroner’s Office identifies woman who died in structure fire Friday in Carson City Carson City firefighters knock down fire at Beverly Drive home Carson City weekend sheriff’s bookings include arrests for child endangerment, domestic battery and DUI Carson Now’s Kelsey Penrose wins Outstanding Journalist of the Year Coast Guard rescues kayaker on Lake Tahoe west of Glenbrook
Carson City weekend sheriff’s bookings include arrests for child endangerment, domestic battery and DUI