Monthly Archives: July, 2021

Reno City Council member Jenny Brekhus today said she is going to run for Reno mayor in 2022.

Keolis North America, Washoe County’s bus contractor, reported today hundreds of rides continue to be canceled as the company’s dispute with its workers’ union continues.

Los funcionarios de la ciudad de Reno anunciaron esta semana la creación de una nueva Oficina de Innovación y Experiencia que se ubicará dentro de la oficina del administrador de la ciudad.

Another person in Washoe County has died of the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus. The man, in his 30s with no underlying conditions, was unvaccinated.

Two additional Washoe County high school graduates this week were named recipients of National Merit Scholarship college-sponsored awards.

The 152nd Airlift Wing of the Nevada Air National Guard--the High Rollers--have been helping battle massive fires since June 26, and will continue at least through Aug. 26.

The Reno City Council accepted a donation on Wednesday from Artown of the Lear Theater and its parking lot.

Reno Police Commander Joe Robinson yesterday informed City of Reno officials of a new hashtag in reference to us: Fuck Off This Is Reno.

City of Reno officials on Wednesday announced the creation of a new Office of Innovation and Experience to be housed within the City Manager’s office.

Dozens of Indigenous people and others gathered outside the Federal Courthouse to demonstrate against a planned lithium mine in the northernmost part of Nevada.