Monthly Archives: January, 2016
PHOTOS: Snakes Exhibit Opens at May Museum
The Wilbur D. May Museum's new exhibit, Sssnakes Alive!, opens tomorrow. The exhibition is designed to promote understanding about snakes.View a photo gallery below.Sssnakes...
POLICE: Woman Arrested After Stabbing Man to Death
Just before 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, January 6, 2016, Reno Police officers responded to a motel on East Fourth Street on the report of a...
Man Arrested After Crashing Into 7-11
A driver with two juveniles in his car is suspected of driving drunk after he crashed this morning into a 7-11 store on East...
State Steps In to Help Employees of Solar Companies Who Lost Jobs
Governor Brian Sandoval announced today that the state is supporting hundreds of employees whose jobs are being eliminated as a result of solar companies...
TMWA Buys Water Rights For Donner Lake | KUNR
Since the 1940s, TMWA and its predecessor, Sierra Pacific Power, has owned one half of Donner Lake's water rights in California. The other half...
Bowling Is Lotsafun Returns for Fifth Year
NEWS RELEASEFor one amazing day on Saturday, January 16th, the public is invited to bowl the National Bowling Stadium from 11am – 6pm. Join...
WE’RE HIRING: Looking for Part-time Reporter to Cover Local Government
Have a keen eye for local issues? Experienced in writing and reporting?ThisisReno is hiring a part-time contract reporter to cover the Reno City Council...
Guy Clifton’s Position Eliminated from Reno Gazette-Journal
Guy Clifton, long time Nevada journalist with the Reno Gazette-Journal (RGJ), announced today on Twitter that he is no longer with the Gannett-owned company.Clifton...
Reno-Based Podcasts Contribute to Growing Online Audio Trend
Fans of online audio shows have plenty of options for great podcasts. The obvious ones, such as Serial, Invisibilia and Radio Lab, have gained...
Some Volunteer Fire Operations Folding As Consolidation Nears In Washoe
We recently reported that the entire volunteer fire department in Gerlach has resigned, leaving Washoe County officials to provide the town with emergency services....
