Yearly Archives: 2019

Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) hosted a roundtable meeting with Latino community leaders in Sparks yesterday morning, and then a town-hall-style meeting at the California Building later in the afternoon.

We are honored to be a growing independent news source for the Reno community. This year, we celebrated 10 years in operation.

With goal of keeping drunken drivers off the road this New Year’s Eve, free rides on Regional Transportation Commission buses will be offered from 6 p.m. today until 2 a.m. Wednesday.

An increased graduation rate follows a statewide trend as Nevada set a record for the second year in a row.

Developers in Reno believe that a substantial portion of renters now want to continue renting for a long time, and a handful of new complexes are being designed to meet the specific needs of that group.

Tacos Jalisco Grill & Cantina features specialties that include molcajetes, goblets of seafood, birria, enchiladas enmoladas and many more.

This week you can go ice skating, dance the night away, play board games with the whole family, and try your hand at painting, among other fun activities.

Amplify Life recently moved into a new donated facility to provide more services to disabled individuals in northern Nevada.

Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Hopper, who’s been in Afghanistan for more than two months, is the first Nevada Army Guard Soldier to receive a religious accommodation approval for a beard.

Take a look back at this year's coverage in this gallery of images highlighting some of our most memorable stories.