Yearly Archives: 2020

A TMCC employee is one of the latest Washoe County residents to test presumptively positive for COVID-19

If there is someone with a compromised immune system in your home, the other family members should act as if they are a risk of infection to that person.

Karl is home baking, or at least dreaming of, Harolds Club's famous banana nut cream cake.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved three states, including Nevada, to determine the quality of newly developed COVID-19 test kits and kit components.

Throughout the period of closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we'll be bringing you regular updates on community resources and relief efforts.

In a town where drinking, eating and gambling is almost synonymous with its name, the coronavirus epidemic is wreaking havoc not only on the general population, but also on the food and beverage industry.

Many Nevadans working in the service industry, who have the opportunity to file for unemployment, are currently in the process of doing so after the mandated statewide closure of all non-essential businesses for 30 days.

Photographer Trevor Bexon spent time documenting what has become part of the new normal amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including closed bars and restaurants, hospital triage tents, and empty store shelves.

We’re headed into week two of this crazy new reality and it’s been the longest year we’ve had all month. Here’s a fresh list of things to do this week.

For this bright Monday morning we’ll start a little game: Who is the oldest person you knew at one time in your life?