Monthly Archives: May, 2021

Around 200 people gathered in Reno City Plaza Sunday to rally for Palestine and protest against Israel.

Recently released data from Pfizer-BioNTech shows that the COVID-19 vaccine seems to work really well in youth 12-15 years of age.

SPONSORED: Emory, the first apartment building to open at Reno Experience District (RED), has welcomed its first wave of move-ins and is scheduling tours for others interested in leasing.

The Aces shut out the Aviators in a 3-0 win, taking the first three games of the six-game series.

EmPIEnada's food truck popularity has translated to a new brick and mortar location on Kings Row.

An interagency wildfire briefing held last week by various land management and fire agencies offered a grim outlook for wildfire threats in the coming months.

Rebuilding Together Northern Nevada dijo a los miembros del Concejo Municipal que está satisfaciendo una necesidad de los propietarios de viviendas locales.

Reno Jazz Orchestra, this Sunday, May 16, is continuing its monthly YouTube jazz concerts with the Bayberry Cast.

Nevada lawmakers are considering a massive energy infrastructure proposal that would encourage the construction of renewable energy transmission lines and electric vehicle charging stations.

Nevadans are being urged to see if they qualify for a Federal Communications Commission program to offset the cost of broadband internet service.