Monthly Archives: June, 2020

Washoe County commissioners on Tuesday voted to terminate an agreement with a company that provided COVID-19 test kits locally, and is seeking an $825,000 refund.

Reno's Urban Roots is resurrecting its annual fundraiser as a digital festival, hoping to raise $100,000 to keep the gardening nonprofit afloat after cancelling in-person events due to COVID-19.

A reservation was needed to get into the now-exclusive patio seating at Wild River Grille on a Friday night, but being outdoors on a warm Reno evening was worth the wait.

The Nevada Museum of Art reopened its doors Saturday, June 20 after being closed since mid-March due to COVID-19.

Gov. Steve Sisolak agreed Monday to Democrats' request to delay convening a special legislative session until early July to provide the capital more time to develop safety protocols to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Karl conjures up his memories of driving a bus (who knew?!) and the antics of drivers throughout northern Nevada.

A weekend of peaceful protests began Friday afternoon following a City of Reno press conference held to unveil murals painted by local artist Joe C. Rock.

About a hundred people gathered for a Black Lives Matter protest in Carson City on Saturday, which devolved into a shouting match with counter protesters.

The pandemic has brought stress to both those newly unemployed and those working through the shutdown, but mental health assistance is available.

Aunque ha aprendido a manejar sus emociones en el pasado, dijo que su repentina pérdida de trabajo y la incertidumbre sobre el futuro era estresante.