Monthly Archives: May, 2021

A $753 million budget for the upcoming 2022 fiscal year was approved Wednesday by the City Council and includes an increase in some fees, along with a few new positions.

SPONSORED: Nevada Health Link has enrolled more than 7,600 Nevadans since the implementation of two Special Enrollment Periods in 2021.

RTC is reminding the community that riders and drivers must still wear masks on all buses and public transportation.

A proposal to mandate workers be given the "right to return" and receive priority in the re-hiring process has pitted the powerful labor union against chambers of commerce, casinos and the Nevada Resort Association.

Washoe County's 5-year plan for capital improvements includes work on parks, roads, wastewater expansion and technology.

The Confidentiality Opportunities for Peer Support (COPS) Counseling Act was sponsored by Catherine Cortez Masto but received bipartisan support.

SPONSORED: Tolles Development Company announces several new shops coming to The Village at Rancharrah.

Residents and those who recreate in lower Rosewood Canyon in west Reno should expect to see goats grazing in the area starting Thursday, May 20.

County Commissioner Kitty Jung expressed frustration with residents who refuse to comply with COVID-19 guidelines.

Burning Man is touted not only for creating an association between northern Nevada and the arts, but also as an economic boon for the region.