Monthly Archives: October, 2019
Despite wage gains, Reno’s pricey (subscriber content)
Wages are going up in Reno and Sparks, but the region remains an expensive place for workers to live.
Reno Police offer assistance to homeless at Pickett Park
The Reno Police Department and city staff were at Pickett Park this cleaning up homeless encampments and offering the homeless resources in advance of a planned "citizens arrest" of the homeless at the park.
Pancake breakfast, station tours mark Fire Prevention Month
Several events are planned for the public this weekend and next at area fire stations as part of Fire Prevention Month.
Lawsuit filed against TMCC alleges retaliation (updated)
A Truckee Meadows Community College faculty member is alleging he faced retaliation by TMCC administrators after making repeated attempts to report what he considered racial harassment.
City recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The Reno City Council last week approved a resolution recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Outrage follows announcement to “arrest” the homeless at Pickett Park (updated)
Paul White of the nonprofit Reno Quality of Life recently announced that he and his group plan to arrest on Saturday the houseless who frequent Pickett Park.
Sportsdome XL promises to be largest indoor sports facility in Northern Nevada
Construction is scheduled to begin this month on the new Sportsdome XL in south Reno.
REPORT: Montage shooter was hallucinating from Kratom derivative, Whip-Its, meth
Lucas Stone, who shot nearly 50 rounds from the Montage in 2017, was hallucinating. He thought he saw people throwing babies from rooftops.
REMSA offers free flu shots for homebound Washoe County residents
In an effort to protect the health of Washoe County citizens, the Regional Emergency Medical Services Authority (REMSA) is offering free flu shots for homebound individuals.
REVIEW: “Let the Right One In” at Good Luck Macbeth (Subscriber Content)
Here for the spookiest time of the year, Good Luck Macbeth presents “Let the Right One In.”
