Monthly Archives: March, 2021

Nine companies plan to relocate or boost their presence in Nevada adding more than 1,300 jobs and $116 million in capital investment in exchange for $4.7 million in tax abatements.

Tuesday’s Washoe County School Board meeting continued a trend of increasing rhetoric and antics during public comment periods.

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During a hearing for Senate Bill 258, which requires NDOC to adopt regulations around housing, heath care and security for transgender inmates, there were several allegations of mistreatment.

Brent Boynton, a well-known former television news anchor and community leader, will be honored Thursday in the Nevada Assembly with a proclamation.

Reno Police Chief Jason Soto today balked at hiring social workers to assist police officers.

Gov. Steve Sisolak today announced a two-month extension to the state's eviction moratorium.

Washoe County health officials said today that they’re in need of volunteers and paid temporary staff to help with COVID-19 vaccination efforts.

South Reno’s Sage Ridge School announced today its new three-phase building project, which begins in May 2021.

Redfield Clipper's album "Death Anxiety" is a pandemic-inspired meditation on living and dying, and an exploration of sonic range.