Wild horse advocates filed a lawsuit Friday in federal court in an attempt to stop what they call cruel, secretive and unjustified round ups of horses conducted by the Bureau of Land Management in central Nevada. 

Washoe County School District trustees tomorrow are scheduled to vote on graduation plans for June.

Omicron is still menacing the community, so if you head out, be sure to mask up and check event and venue restrictions.

Nevada was ranked eighth among states with the highest projected overall food insecurity rate per household for 2021 at 15.2%.

Community Health Alliance executives filed a lawsuit last week in district court demanding a former employee stop speaking negatively of the non-profit health provider.

Walking into La Famiglia’s quaint dining room on the corner of South Virginia Street feels like stepping into a café in Italy.

The nearly two-hour compilation of speakers, poetry and music was pre-recorded and streamed on YouTube and Facebook by Northern Nevada Marches Forward

The Nevada Wolf Pack defeated the visiting Fresno State Bulldogs (13-5, 3-2 MW) 77-73 in Mountain West Conference play Friday night at Lawlor Events Center.

Community Master Gardeners will teach a series of classes for locals interested in improving their gardening skills on Tuesdays in February and March.

Washoe County Regional Transportation Commissioners met today to discuss the future of public transit in the region. They were very critical.

Job growth in Nevada continued in December with a slight improvement over the previous month according to a jobs report released this week.

Over 100,000 Nevadans enrolled in health insurance during Nevada Health Link’s two-and-a-half month Open Enrollment Period (OEP).

This December the performing arts community lost an icon. For more than 45 years Scott Bergstrom was an integral part of the performing arts by providing sound engineering to thousands of concerts over the years.

Casino patrons in Nevada will soon be able to engage in cashless betting on table games and slot machines without physically showing ID. 

Washoe County School District Officials today said that North Valleys High School will conduct temporary distance learning for Friday, Jan. 21 because of staff shortages caused by illnesses and absences.

Data from the Washoe County Health District provided to This Is Reno show most people who died from COVID-19 in the county were unvaccinated.