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'Chris Ault Field at Mackay Stadium' appropriate and well-deserved

blogs.rgj.com — One of my favorite memories of Coach Chris Ault and Mackay Stadium also happened to be one of my first memories of both the coach and the stadium. It was Nov. 22, 1980 and it was The Day of the Hawk. Frank Hawkins - the Wolf Pack's three-time All-America running back - was playing his...

Prosecutors rest their case in Whittemore trial in Reno; Defense begins calling witnesses

rgj.com — 4:55 p.m. update Federal prosecutors rested their case against Harvey Whittemore this afternoon - after four and a half days of testimony -- and his lawyers began calling witnesses. First to the stand was Ann Hall, Whittemore's lawyer on several civil cases.
Prosecutors rest their case in Whittemore trial in Reno; Defense begins calling witnesses rgj.com/article/201305…

Former Tahoe police officer pleads guilty to obstruction

rgj.com — A former South Lake Tahoe police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court to an obstruction charge into his relationship with a gang member's girlfriend and his sexual misconduct with high school students. John Poland, 44, was arrested in January after a three-year investigation uncovered several allegations involving Poland's conduct.
Ex-Tahoe cop pleads guilty to obstruction after investigation into his relationship with gang member's girlfriend rgj.com/article/201305…

Update: FBI financial analysts testify about donations to Reid

rgj.com — 10:30 a.m. update: The sixth day of the Harvey Whittemore trial started with a financial analyst with the Federal Bureau of Investigation who walked through a list of checks written by Whittemore family members and employees in March 2007 to the "Friends of Harry Reid" committee.

Sen. Roberson is close, but minority leader has yet to master the art of political insult

blogs.rgj.com — The art of the political insult is, well, an art. It is one that Senate Minority Leader Michael Roberson, R-80 percent of population, is coming close to but has yet to master. Take Tuesday's floor debate in the Senate. He was going well, criticizing Democrats for the way the majority party has led, or not...
Latest blog post: @SenMRoberson is close but he's yet to master the art of the political insult. bit.ly/194DHxI #NVLeg