Sisolak’s State of The State: No Tax Increases (Subscriber Content)

January 17, 2019

CARSON CITY — Governor Steve Sisolak delivered his first State of State address last night to a full house of state constitutional officers, members of the Supreme Court, the public, and members of both state senate and assembly. […]

City Issues Survey on Homelessness, Seeks Community Feedback

January 17, 2019

The City of Reno is seeking community input on housing and homelessness. A citizen survey was posted this week to gain feedback directly from the public. […]

UNR Research Uncovers New Reason For Male Infertility

January 16, 2019

A University of Nevada doctor has revealed a new source of male infertility. According to School of Medicine Professor, Wei Yan, M.D., new research as uncovered efferent duct obstructions as a new cause of male infertility, correcting a long-held concept regarding sperm transport. […]

As Major Urban Real Estate Markets Cool, Lake Tahoe’s Resort Markets Thrive

January 16, 2019

While major urban and suburban markets experienced a cool down fueled by buyer price exhaustion and supply factors that play into frenzied markets, Northern California and Nevada resort properties remained a popular investment. […]

Washoe County School Board Trustees, 2019. Image: Ty O'Neil.

School District Swears in Three New Board Members

January 15, 2019

Washoe County School District’s Board of Trustees today welcomed three new officers to its board. Jacqueline Calvert, Andrew Caudill, and Ellen Minetto were elected in November and sat in on their first board meeting today. […]

Passing of 2018 Farm Bill Means Big Business for Nevada Hemp Farmers (Subscriber Content)

January 15, 2019

Before the passing of the 2018 Farm Bill, Nevada hemp farmers weren’t allowed to procure their own hemp seeds. […]

Every Season Is Peak Season at Dayton Valley Aquaponics

January 15, 2019

Built on community, sustainability, quality, and consistency, Dayton Valley Aquaponics (DVA) is the area’s best-kept farming secret. […]

Newton Learning Center: “A School Where My Son and Daughter Thrived”

January 14, 2019

SPONSORED POST Being a parent of a child with special needs can be a very overwhelming experience. Janis Lammers will never forget the day her daughter, Kristina, was first diagnosed with autism at age seven. […]

REVIEW: Fabulous Falafel at Hummus Fresh (Subscriber Content)

January 14, 2019

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Police at Hug High School after a school police officer shot a student who was waving knives. Image: Ty O'Neil.

Arbitrator: School District Violated State Law When It Fired Assistant Principal

January 14, 2019

An arbitrator said Washoe County School District Superintendent Traci Davis broke the law when she fired an employee before a legally required arbitration hearing. […]

PODCAST: Kings of Reno Talk Government Shutdown

January 13, 2019

SPONSORED POST This week, Ed and Dave play catch-up, talking government shutdown and the state of politics going into the new year. Ed talks about his trip to Ireland (that’s him in this week’s pic […]

Safari Club International Convention Draws Animal Rights Protest (Subscriber Content)

January 13, 2019

A line of protesters formed on the sidewalk along South Virginia Street Saturday to protest the Safari Club International convention at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center. […]