Monthly Archives: July, 2020
State workers get reduced cuts during special session after their union donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Democrats
Nevada’s government employee union infused a ton of cash to Democratic legislators in advance of the most recent special session of the Nevada Legislature.
Community caravan celebrates Reno Police in downtown Reno
More than 100 cars—most decorated with flags, signs and balloons—converged in a cruise to honor officers from the Reno Police Department.
Steep higher education cuts made as schools prepare to reopen in the fall
The Nevada System of Higher Education took a massive hit to its budget during the Nevada Legislature’s 31st special session, including an additional $25 million tacked on near the end of the session.
Reno turns down proposed Mortensen Ranch settlement
The council decided unanimously on Wednesday that the city won’t accept a settlement offer from the developers of Mortensen Ranch.
Effects on Reno from big gaming merger? Wait and see
With a $17.3 billion merger, Caesars Entertainment Inc. — the new name for Eldorado Resorts — becomes the largest casino company in the United States.
Re-opening takes a back seat as trustees review funding cuts
Washoe County School trustees reviewed funding cuts to the district at their latest board meeting.
Lance Gilman appeals defamation lawsuit against journalist that was dismissed by court (update)
Brothel owner Lance Gilman's defamation case against Storey Teller editor Sam Toll was dismissed by the First Judicial Court of Nevada. Gilman has now appealed.
TMWA: Water quality is paramount to our region (sponsored)
SPONSORED: TMWA’s Operations and Water Quality Manager discusses the annual water quality report and what residents need to know about their local water supply.
Community voices captured in multimedia exhibit at Sierra Arts
"We Are The Sea," a multi-media art installation showcasing the voices of Black Lives Matter protesters, opened Wednesday at Sierra Arts Foundation's downtown Reno gallery.
Fishing rebounds as pandemic limits activities
Wildlife officials and fishing outfitters say there's been a surge of interest in fishing, especially among youth, as the pandemic limits participation in other activities.