Monthly Archives: July, 2020

The Nevada Museum of Art faced a dust-up recently. Artists said that the NMA has a problem: its leadership, allegedly, doesn't live up to its stated mission of equity.

An ordinance prohibiting the retail sale of cats and dogs in pet stores was approved Wednesday by the Reno City Council.

SPONSORED: Classical Tahoe, a celebration of classical music that aims to enrich the cultural vitality of Tahoe, will host an intimate, socially-distanced Chamber Music Series in Incline Village starting July 30.

Summit Lake in remote northwest Nevada is home to the only self-sustaining, robust, lake population of Lahontan Cutthroat Trout, North America’s largest freshwater native trout species.

The coronavirus pandemic is beginning to influence the kinds of homes that buyers want in Reno and Sparks.

Those experiencing homelessness in the Reno area are challenged by no reliable disposal services, and the effects of this situation are not hard to find.

Nevada plans to expand its contact tracing capabilities as part of a new reopening plan that targets high-risk businesses rather than entire industries.

Douglas County Sheriff Daniel Coverley told his county's library not to call 911 for help, drawing sharp criticism online.

The RTC will intermittently close lanes on Sparks Boulevard between Greg Street and Baring Boulevard starting Aug. 3.

INOVA luxury apartments at the Summit launches a community campaign to celebrate local artists called The Art of Innovation.