Kurt Hildebrand is an editor for the Record Courier newspaper, focusing on local news in the Minden Gardnerville area of Nevada. With his work also appearing in the Tahoe Daily Tribune and Nevada Appeal, Kurt covers a range of topics including local government, crime, community events, and updates on road conditions.
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Kurt's reporting primarily centers around local news, government and politics, crime, community events, and weather within the United States with a focus on Nevada. His coverage attributes indicate that he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to breaking news stories in these areas.
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The red dots on the map represent structures that were destroyed in the Mountain View Fire on Tuesday.
A nationwide $8,264.95 warrant was issued for a man who admitted stripping 1,000 feet of copper tubing from the roof of Carson Valley Plaza in 2021.
A 52-year-old man serving a 5-15-year prison term as the result of a Carson City robbery waived his preliminary hearing on Friday.
Road controls are in effect in the Sierra with chains or four-wheel drive and snow tires required over Kingsbury Grade.
By: Kurt Hildebrand
Community Services Director Scott Morgan leads a toast to Douglas County volunteer Bob Cook during a celebration of life held in June 2022 at the Community & Senior Center in Gardnerville. Jay Aldrich | Special to The R-C
By: Kurt Hildebrand
There's a little more snow on Jobs Peak on Tuesday morning after the brunt of a winter storm was limited to the upper altitudes of the Sierra.
A photo of the emergency radio tower at Leviathan Fire Lookout in Alpine County. Federal Engineering photo
A heron perches on a fence post near Heybourne Road in this photo submitted by Cynthia Miles.
A wrap-up of news from in and around Carson Valley, Nev.
Six of the seven justices of the Nevada Supreme Court sign documents certifying the 2024 General Election.
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