Monthly Archives: May, 2021

Plans to remodel part of the north tower of the Second Judicial District Court were approved Tuesday by Washoe County commissioners.

The City of Reno today released more details about upcoming homeless camp cleanups, one day after refusing to disclose specifics.

SPONSORED: Yale School of Medicine students will be spending the next several months under the mentorship of Dr. Ali Nairizi.

Organizers made the long trek from Southern Nevada to Carson City to meet with legislators and try to get answers on why meaningful bills have died without explanation or even community input.

In the latest Barber Brief, Alicia Barber shares updates of prior topics of discussion along with information on some upcoming meetings and valuable resources to check out.

SPONSORED: The Reno/Sparks Association of REALTORS® (RSAR) invites the community to support the SPCA of Northern Nevada at a Drive-In Pajama Party fundraiser.

The extent of criminal justice reform and the Legislature's failure to repeal the death penalty has not satisfied many.

Council member Neoma Jardon called the campus—which includes bed space, showers, toilets, storage lockers and kennels for pets—unique in the nation.

Here are five events this week, some in-person and some virtual, that are worth checking out.

SPONSORED: Waste Management (WM) in Reno is hosting their annual Career Day – a hiring event opportunity that seeks to fill several positions including drivers, technicians and route managers.