Monthly Archives: July, 2020

The second 2020 special session of the Nevada Legislature began today with Republicans in both houses accusing Democrats of foul play.

The Reno City Council discussed Wednesday how it will spend more than $46 million received in federal COVID-19 relief funds.

You can see baby camels in Nevada — and sleep in a Mongolian ger — but you’re going to have to drive a little way to do it.

En una transmisión en vivo que se emitió el 29 de julio, el candidato presidencial demócrata Joe Biden habló de cómo su campaña abordaría muchos de los problemas actuales de la comunidad latina.

SPONSORED: This week on Kings of Reno, Ed and Dave welcome Sparks City Council Ward 1 candidate Wendy Stolyarov to the show to discuss her candidacy, affordable housing and the state of our politics locally.

The city's efforts to reduce Swan Lake’s water levels in Lemmon Valley have been successful.

SPONSORED: Google co-hosted an online workshop with the Nevada Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and the Connected Commerce Council for Nevada as part of the tech company’s ‘Grow with Google’ initiative.

In a livestream that aired July 29, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden discussed how his campaign would tackle many of the current issues in Latino communities.

SPONSORED: We're all looking for reasons to get outside and get active! DRC Landscaping has put together a how-to guide on DIY lawn and garden projects specifically for Northern Nevada.

OPINION: Taxing mining companies, thinking they are flush with money, is foolish on the face of it—naïve too.