Yearly Archives: 2020
Blend Catering pops up at The Elm Estate! (sponsored)
SPONSORED: Blend Catering continues their pop up series at the beautiful Elm Estate, on Thursday, September 17 at 6:00 p.m.
TMCC receives federal grant funding to support first-generation students
TMCC received a Student Support Services grant to better support first-generation students and those with disabilities.
A Washoe Co. high school math teacher’s return to the classroom | KUNR
KUNR reporter Natalie Van Hoozer talked to Sparks High School math teacher José Piceno about his experience returning to the classroom.
California regulatory agency issues order to shutter Stericycle incinerator (opinion)
OPINION: Storey County's approval of Stericycle has some concerned that the company's checkered past was entirely overlooked. Or not.
University Libraries launches 1000 Miles project
The 1000 Miles of Desert and Mountains project brings to life a 1914 trek across Nevada for area students.
Area’s first freestanding ER opens in Reno (sponsored)
SPONSORED: The ER at McCarran NW in Reno is now open to serve our community. The facility will operate 24/7, supporting all ages, and offering diagnostic imaging and lab services.
Space Whale sculpture’s dismantling on hold, again
City Plaza’s Space Whale is still here, despite the City scheduling for it to be removed by Sept. 1.
Carson City Sheriff expresses concern following incidents at weekend Black Lives Matter protest
Carson City Sheriff Kenneth Furlong spoke with This Is Reno concerning two incidents that took place during last Saturday’s protest in front of the Capitol in Carson City.
NDA and NDOT urge caution around Virginia Range feral horses
Local officials are urging drivers along U.S. Highway 50 and Alternate U.S. 395 to use extreme caution when driving in the Virginia Range area due to increased wild horse activity.
Sisolak extends Nevada eviction moratorium 45 days
A day before Nevada's eviction moratorium was set to expire, Gov. Steve Sisolak announced plans to extend it for 45 days to provide relief to an estimated 250,000 renters facing the prospect of losing their housing because of the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.