Joe Hart's Blog
Justice Questioned
In the town of Lovelock there isn't a more respected or high-profile name than Brinkerfhoff. That's why it came as such a shock to many when a member of the Brinkerhoff family was arrested on child molestation
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Joe Hart's Blog
100 Days
It was almost hard to believe the Governor could be so upbeat considering the adversity he's faced during his first 100 days in office. Its clear he's determined to carry on and carry out the job he was elected to do.
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Karen Reuter's Blog: My Personal Experiences With Yoga
I began practicing yoga about two years ago, and look forward to every class. My fitness club added a mind-body room about six months ago, and yoga is now the class I take most.
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Liz Wagner's Blog
Liz Wagner's Blog: Diabetics Can Live Normal Lives
Diabetes isn't just about "having the touch of the sugar" as I have heard it described to me at one point. Diabetes is a serious disease that deserves more attention than its getting.
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Joe Hart's Blog
A Look Back
In 1978 the opening of a new casino was all the talk around the Reno area. The MGM was a towering, 26 story hotel-casino with 1,000 hotel rooms. It was big and flashy...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Plans for Verdi
What would you think of a plan to build 1,500 new homes in the quiet community of Verdi ? A local development company is looking to build a new subdivision in the area...
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Joe Hart's Blog
On The Campaign Trail
You may not know him, but you're certainly familiar with his father. Jack Carter, the son of former President Jimmy Carter, is running for the U.S. Senate here in Nevada.
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Joe Hart's Blog
Winnemucca Ranch
A pristine area some 30 miles north of the current Reno city limits could undergo a major transformation in the not too distant future. Reno developer Randy Venturacci is hoping to build more than 8,000...
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Joe Hart's Blog
The Past and the Future
As work continues on the new Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences in Incline Village, I began to wonder what the future holds for the old Tahoe Research Center near Tahoe City. The answer: Plenty...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Tahoe Research
A unique construction project is taking shape in Incline Village. Sierra Nevada College and U.C. Davis have joined forces on a new Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences. It's a 45,000...
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Hetty Chang's Blog
Baby Zachary after Surgery
Today Zachary Benson is 6 months old and has plenty to smile about. I met Baby Zachary exactly one month ago under very different circumstances...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Pathway 2007
As the popularity of Lake Tahoe continues to grow, so does the challenge of protecting it for future generations. Next week the TRPA and a number of other agencies will hold a series of public...
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Sarah Johns' Blog
Get Fit With 4
Taking over the Get Fit With 4 Franchise last October is the best thing that has happened to me in my television career. And I've done some cool things so far as a news anchor...
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Hetty Chang's Blog
Baby Zachary will get Surgery
News 4 got the good news this morning. Baby Zachary is now at Stanford University Hospital undergoing a series of tests for his brain condition. Since the story aired, calls and emails have continued
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Joe Hart's Blog
A Helping Hand
This week’s Hart of the Matter report focused on some important changes going on at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The organization has been without an...
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Hetty Chang's Blog
Are Hospitals Keeping Up?
In the past two weeks I've learned more about Neuroscience and Computed Tomography Technology than I could ever have learned in a classroom....
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Hetty Chang's Blog
Baby Zachary
Last week I met a five month old boy named Zachary Benson. You wouldn't know by his bright smile but he is dying from a brain condition called...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Job Well Done
Wednesday night I had the pleasure of serving as guest speaker for a wonderful event: Wells Fargo's annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner at Hidden Valley Country Club. It’s a chance...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Mission Accomplished
Sunday was a busy day for the staff here at News 4. Many of us participated in the 25th annual Nevada Humane Society Telethon. The event, which lasted six hours and aired on News 4...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Music to the Ears
I’d like to say a big thanks to the staff and students over at Lenz Elementary School in South Reno. This week the music students put on a great performance as we stopped by to...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Fish Story
If you catch a fish at Virginia Lake, Tom Skiles wants to know about it. Skiles is conducting an in-depth study of the lake’s wildlife as part of his post-graduate work at the University of Nevada.
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Joe Hart's Blog
Getting Around
If you’re looking an easy way to get around downtown Reno don’t overlook the Sierra Spirit. My photographer and I hopped on for a ride last week for a news story we were putting together...
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Joe Hart's Blog
The Wild Side
One of Northern Nevada’s real treasures is located about 30 miles north of Reno up in Red Rock. The Animal Ark is a 38 acre wildlife sanctuary for animals which have been rescued or given up...
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Joe Hart's Blog
Signs of Spring?
These days we’re all looking for any signs of spring in between the storms. I found one this weekend as the weather cooperated for opening day of the Little League season. My son Will...
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Joe Hart's Blog
3/30/2006
You might say its the worst of the worst and the best of the best in the news this week. The worst, of course being the murders of a retired couple in their home at Montreux. Some of the...
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Joe Hart's Blog
March 29, 2006
March 29, 2006 Bare with me as I get oriented and embark on my first blogging effort. Hopefully you'll find it interesting to learn more about what we do here at News 4 and what a typical day is...
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