Los Angeles Rams receiver Puka Nacua’s tumultuous Thursday started with an apology, and ended with more controversial remarks. In between, he had a career-best performance. Nacua apologized Thursday for performing a gesture that plays upon antisemitic tropes on an internet livestream, then stayed in the spotlight Tuesday night as he caught 12 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns in the Rams’ 38-37 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks. After the game, he expressed frustration on social media with a post that referenced referees before removing it. Earlier Thursday, Nacua posted his apology in an Instagram post.
Carson City will shift its website and emails to a .gov address next month to improve security and trust.
Possible 9-1-1 issues for Voice over Internet Protocol type phones may arise across multiple cities and states for callers.
A Lovelock man was arrested after investigators traced child sexual abuse material to his home.
Scammers posing as Mono County officials target people with fake emails demanding urgent wire payments.
The Bureau of Land Management approves a project to expand high-speed internet access across Northern Nevada.
The Nevada Attorney General's Office is sharing that they have gotten reports that some Nevadans have received text messages purporting to be from the DMV and asking recipients to follow a payment portal link.
Alpine County officials are urging residents to be cautious as scams increase on Facebook Marketplace and through phone calls.
The NTSB has released its final report regarding a deadly Care Flight plane crash near Stagecoach in 2023.
The Supreme Court of Nevada is warning the public about fraudulent texts related to traffic tickets.