Monthly Archives: June, 2020

Nevada news sources documented the many adverse impacts on Nevada’s citizens from the 1918 Pandemic, which reached Nevada communities most notably in October.

Republicans are closely watching the outcome of Tuesday’s primary in Nevada’s 4th and 31st Assembly districts, which they hope to flip as the party looks to try and regain the majorities in both houses in November.

Nevada’s System of Higher Education will host virtual forums June 15 and 16 featuring the four finalists in the system’s chancellor search.

SPONSORED: Treat dads this Father's Day with beer and brunch from downtown Reno and Midtown favorites.

On Monday June 8, Artown organizers held a virtual press conference with local media to announce this year’s events.

Disease-causing organisms are polluting the waters at Trego Hot Springs posing a severe risk to human health, according to the Bureau of Land Management.

OPINION: There are a number of steps that can be taken to save local news, and with it, the voice of small communities nationwide.

Nevada’s Department of Motor Vehicles will reopen its branch offices starting Monday, June 15 with limited services, social distancing requirements, and modified operations.

A peaceful vigil at City Plaza drew hundreds on Sunday to sit silently in memory of George Floyd, a black man who died in Minneapolis at the hands of a police officer.

The Cheese Board is serving up a variety of lunchtime classics and specialty charcuterie boards both inside and out.