CARSON CITY — New Nevada residents can switch their out-of-state driver license or ID and apply for voter registration with out an appointment on the Nevada Division of Motor Autos.
DMV’s metro workplaces in Carson Metropolis, Henderson, Las Vegas and Reno will serve new residents as walk-in clients from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday by means of Friday till Election Day on Nov. 8.
“No authorized voter must be refrained from the polls as a result of they couldn’t get a DMV appointment,” mentioned Director Julie Butler. “We provided this identical service for brand new residents in 2020 and it labored very properly.”
Nevadans who maintain a legitimate driver’s license, ID card and even the Interim Doc issued on the DMV have various choices for voter registration. The DMV will submit registration knowledge robotically every day by means of November 8. Voters can register, replace or view their registration on-line at www.RegisterToVoteNV.gov.
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The Silver State additionally provides same-day registration, which permits all authorized voters with a license or ID to register in-person on Election Day and at any time throughout the two-week early voting ending on Nov. 4.
New residents who want to benefit from the DMV’s particular hours ought to come able to switch their out-of-state license or ID and their automobile registration if wanted. See the New Residents net web page at dmv.nv.gov for particulars on license and registration necessities. Clients can have automobile identification quantity inspections accomplished upfront with out an appointment.
Current Nevada residents who must replace their tackle can achieve this on-line at dmv.nv.gov or by bringing proof of tackle change to the polls after they vote. They won’t be accepted as a walk-in buyer.
Some 1.8 million residents are already registered to vote in Nevada. Almost 74,300 residents have given up an out-of-state ID because the begin of 2022, or a median of round 8,200 per thirty days. About 104,000 residents surrendered an ID in 2021, for a median of 8,600 per thirty days.
Extra data on who can vote, and the way, is accessible on the Nevada Secretary of State’s web site at nvsos.gov.
A judge in Las Vegas sentenced a Texas man to 100 years in prison for his role in a two-state shooting rampage on Thanksgiving 2020 that included the killing of a man in Nevada and a shootout with authorities in Arizona.
An undated booking photo of Christopher McDonnell, 28. Photograph: AP
Christopher McDonnell, 32, pleaded guilty in October to more than 20 felonies including murder, attempted murder, murder conspiracy, weapon charges and being a felon illegally in possession of a firearm.
Clark county district judge Tierra Jones sentenced him on Friday to a minimum of 100 years in prison, KLAS-TV reported. If he’s still alive, he would be eligible for parole in 2120 with credit for time served.
McDonnell of Tyler, Texas, his brother Shawn McDonnell, 34, and Shawn McDonnell’s then wife, Kayleigh Lewis, 29, originally faced dozens of charges.
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Police and prosecutors say the trio began an 11-hour rampage on 26 November 2020 that included apparently random shootings that killed Kevin Mendiola Jr, 22, at a convenience store in Henderson, near Las Vegas, and drive-by gunfire that wounded several other people.
The group then continued into Arizona, where there were additional shootings, including one involving a police officer. All three were arrested after their car rolled over.
Prosecutors said Lewis was the driver as the two brothers fired indiscriminately out of the vehicle’s windows. Shawn McDonnell and Lewis are awaiting trial.
The shooting rampage ended near the Colorado River town of Parker, Arizona, after a chase involving officers from the Arizona department of public safety, the crash of a car with a Texas license plate and the wounding of Shawn McDonnell by troopers wielding assault-style rifles, police said.
The Elko Police Department is asking for the public’s help after recovering almost $45,000 worth of stolen goods.
A search warrant was carried out last week on Dodge Avenue in South Fork, and officials found property that had been reported as stolen from multiple different businesses in the Elko area.
The stolen property included handguns.
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Police are now looking for 44-year old Charles Milburn and 36-year old Stevie Loveridge, both of South Fork, in connection to this case.
The investigation is ongoing – if you have any information as to the whereabouts of Milburn or Loveridge, please call the Elko Dispatch non-emergency line at (775) 777-7300, or Secret Witness at (775) 322-4900.
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