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US attorney: Suburban Atlanta doctor who agreed to $1.8 million settlement after needless surgeries 'profits ahead of patients'

By Karen Kidd | Jan 17, 2023

A suburban Atlanta physician who agreed to a more than $1.8 million settlement after allegedly performing unnecessary surgeries put profits ahead of her patients, a Georgia-based U.S. attorney said in a news release.

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'What are you doing for others?' Assemblywoman, Gov. remember King, appeal for a better world

By Karen Kidd | Jan 25, 2022

Amid this week's honors and remembrances of the famous orator, Nobel Peace Prize winner and civil rights leader, Nevada's governor and an Assembly member tried to find deeper meaning in his life.

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Colleagues recall long-time Reno defense attorney David Houston, who passed away earlier this month

By Karen Kidd | Dec 18, 2021

A long-time Reno defense lawyer whose clients included celebrities and highly publicized murder cases and who died last weekend was "a great advocate," a colleague said in a social media post

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Reno-area's newest police academy graduates now part of local law enforcement following Monday's six-mile 'Pride Run'

By Karen Kidd | Dec 10, 2021

Reno Police Department has ten new officers, part of this year's Northern Nevada Law Enforcement Academy class that took a long walk Monday, Dec. 6, and then a shorter walk during their graduation the following day

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More pipelines and infrastructure would address fuel shortage at Reno-Tahoe, other airports, energy analyst declares

By Karen Kidd | Aug 1, 2021

Reno-Tahoe International Airport, which serves Nevada’s second largest metro area, isn't suffering from ongoing fuel shortages so much as a lack of pipelines and related infrastructure, a FOX Business opinion piece asserted.

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Prado Ranch master-planned community will be good for region, according to San Diego-based company that purchased the property

By Karen Kidd | Jul 30, 2021

A San Diego-based land development firm's purchase earlier this month of more than 1,500 acres near Reno, location of controversial previous attempts at a master-planned community, is a good move for the company, city and county, the company's CEO said in a new release earlier this month.