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VA launches outreach campaign to enroll veterans in health care
The campaign follows growing concerns among veterans about health challenges potentially linked to repeated blast exposures, such as mental health issues and thoughts of suicide.
Sorrow at Pearl Harbor 83 years ago
Eighty-three years after a Japanese surprise attack rattled the serenity of a Sunday morning Dec. 7, 1941, at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the country annually remembers the sacrifices and resolve to defeat Japan and its Axis partners primarily Germany and Italy.
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Gender-bending ‘Golden Girls’ production at Good Luck Macbeth puts new twist on ’80s sitcom
The 1980s sitcom "Golden Girls" is being reimagined at Good Luck Macbeth for its end-of-year production.
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Is Downtown Reno too noisy? Residents say yes, but business owners want noise accommodations.
Residents claimed the city isn’t doing enough to quiet downtown while business owners say they need an expansion of policies for their live events — or, at the very least, consistent enforcement of noise ordinances.
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Reno police chief highlights challenges, goals
Reno Police Chief Kathryn Nance on Wednesday presented to City Council members and discussed challenges and achievements for the police department.
Editorial: Downtown desperation
The lipstick-on-a-pig comment gets uttered not infrequently when it comes to the rabid tenor adopted by local electeds and their boosters when they speak of downtown Reno.
Gunshot detection system, surveillance cameras headed to downtown Reno
Reno City Council members on Wednesday approved the FLOCK Raven gunshot detection system, a technology that will be used to alert police of shots fired within the downtown area.
What is your vote worth? A look at the data
Campaign contribution and expense data reported to the Secretary of State through the end of September shows that candidates who raised and spent the most money were most likely to win their races.
Donor Network West will celebrate northern Nevadans impacted by organ donation at the Rose Parade® New Year’s Day (sponsored)
Donor Network West will honor three northern Nevadans–an organ donor hero who saved five lives, a two-time kidney transplant recipient and a living kidney donor–at the Rose Parade.
The Nevada Dairy Farmers announce $20,000 agriculture scholarships in Nevada (sponsored)
The Nevada Dairy Farmers will be awarding $20,000 in scholarships to Nevada college juniors and seniors with agricultural and veterinary science majors.
New River West Mini Storage breaks ground in Downtown Reno, expanding options for community storage needs (sponsored)
River West Mini Storage, a new family-owned and operated storage facility, has officially broken ground at 277 Chism Street in downtown Reno. Expected to open in Spring 2025.
REMSA Health announces the appointment of Angelina Craig to Managing Director of Philanthropy (sponsored)
This is a new role in the organization and Craig will be responsible for establishing fundraising priorities with senior leaders and the REMSA Health Board of Directors.