Monthly Archives: July, 2020

The Washoe County School District held a virtual forum on July 14, answering questions from the community and addressing concerns submitted by families and students.

Late last month, the Biden campaign announced the addition of three Nevada women to its team here in the Silver State.

Zoning to accommodate a planned 54-acre development in Sun Valley was approved Tuesday by Washoe County commissioners.

The Sparks City Hall was vandalized in the early morning hours after the city's current and former mayors defended recent police actions.

After poring line-by-line over cuts proposed by Nevada state agencies, Republicans and Democratic lawmakers largely agree on one thing: They need more relief dollars from the federal government to stem a projected $1.2 billion budget deficit.

With three locations, Burger Me! falls into the perfect in-between of burger joints; more than a one-off local spot, but more specialized than a true chain.

Construction begins Monday, July 20 on Lakeside Drive between McCarran Boulevard and Evans Creek Drive to replace worn out pavement.

Protesters gathered in front of the Washoe County Jail to speak out against ICE detention centers on Saturday, July 11.

Racism also has a significant impact on health and wellbeing. This understanding has gained significant traction as a result of COVID-19

An ICE announcement on Monday changed rules on student visas, which left the futures of UNR international students up in the air.