Yearly Archives: 2020

OPINION: Nevadans need more transparency, not less, when access to accurate and complete information can mean the difference between life and death.

Interim Superintendent Dr. Kristen McNeill will answer questions from the community live Tuesday night in a virtual forum.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife has scheduled a series of webinars this week that address animals and outdoor activities throughout the Silver State.

Karl is thinking about food this morning, reminiscing about Reno's classic restaurants, best dishes and drinks, and well-known purveyors of deliciousness.

Well, here we are again. A weekly events round-up with no events to speak of. We're digging deep this week.

Hot August Nights has canceled its pre-kickoff event, Spring Fever Revival, originally scheduled for May 15-16 in downtown Reno.

Karl takes a day off while Jody shares the history of the Washoe Gladiolus Farm in south Reno.

Burning Man announced on April 10 that its main event, scheduled for Aug. 30 – Sept. 7, is canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hundreds of Nevadans crowded in front of the Nevada State Capitol Building in Carson City protesting to reopen Nevadan businesses, like restaurants, small businesses, churches, hair salons and golf courses.

Karl regales us with the time he died in the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906...sort of.