i think we are all blindsided by it. we are resilient and we are going to move forward. it is hard. reporter: despite the lack of sign-ups for those open police jobs, the mayor says there will be a police force. police chief smith cautions they need to act now. i want to reiterate that we will have police coverage in the city. that is not an issue. if you want and this is something we will continue going with. something needs to change dramatically. and drastically and it has to happen now. reporter: the clock is running out. the chief is planning to go ahead and make his exit in just one week on august 24th. trace: million, thank you. let s bring in former sheriff alex villanueva and kelly hyman. welcome to you both.
Do you believe in magic? The Friends of the Carson Middle School Band Program hope you do and come out to enjoy an evening of illusion at the Community Center. Earth week kicks off at Western Nevada College with a clothing donation drive for Big Brothers and Sisters.
Smack dab in the middle of April and the town is officially in its Spring thaw. Easter is on Sunday, so just about anywhere you go you’ll find the Bunny and an egg hunt. To make it easy, I’ve moved all of those events to their own everything Easter list HERE.
pits and other sources. cbs s ed o keefe reports the deadline to qualify for retroactive benefits has been extended, but time is running out. in april of this year. reporter: marking the anniversary of a landmark law, today in utah, president biden recalled his son, beau, one of the veterans exposed to toxic fumes from burn pits at bases in iraq and afghanistan. and later died of brain cancer. it s personal for my family, but it s also personal for so many of you. reporter: army reservist le roy torres also served in iraq. ten years later, he was diagnosed with constrictive bronchitis. i was more concerned with either, you know, indirect fire or being shot, but never did i know that, you know, this invisible enemy was going to follow us home. reporter: the pact act is designed to assist up to 4.5 million veterans exposed to burn pits or to agent orange in vietnam. so far, there have been about 800,000 sign-ups. veterans like us are now eligible for a new va care and benefit