Monthly Archives: May, 2021

The Legislative Counsel Bureau announced this week that close to 500 visitors will be allowed inside at any given time starting Monday.

Both state officials and representatives from Immunize Nevada, the nonprofit that runs the website, say the trackers are standard for outreach campaigns.

James English del WCHD dice que el distrito de salud ya tiene algunas personas de 12 años programadas para ser vacunadas en su punto de distribución.

Fully-vaccinated individuals can stop wearing masks and social distancing, in most instances, according to new guidance from the CDC and the state.

Gov. Steve Sisolak and Democratic leaders in the state legislature announced Thursday that Assembly Bill 395 will not pass this session.

WCHD’s James English says the health district already has some people as young as 12 scheduled to be vaccinated at its point of distribution.

SPONSORED: Fennemore, a leading law firm in the American west, announced today the hiring of two new attorneys, as well as a strategic promotion, two of which are in Reno.

When asked if the legislation bolstering tenant protections was dead, bill sponsor state Sen. Julia Ratti said “it looks that way.”

Most of the concerts across venues in Reno and Tahoe are rescheduled from the past year or so, but others are new.

Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada told City Council members it's filling a need with local homeowners.