Monthly Archives: July, 2021

Nevada finds itself at the bottom of another good list, ranking last in the nation for the quality of K-12 school finance, according to a recent study.

The Reno Aces split a six-game series with the Oklahoma City Dodgers, taking three of the six games. Here is a rundown of the action.

A master plan involving upgrades during the next decade for the public archery facility in Lemmon Valley was approved Tuesday by Washoe County commissioners.

Thomas Cardoza, the humanities professor who was demoted by Truckee Meadows Community College President Karin Hilgersom, “basically won” his lawsuit against the institution.

WCHD and its community partners will be holding several vaccination events this week in both Reno and Sparks.

The five candidates for the District D seat have a range of professional experience in education, lobbying, sales and marketing.

Smoke is now turning the sky hazy across a large swath of the country as dozens of large fires burn, and a lot of people are wondering what’s in the air they’re breathing.

Moon Muses is the first show entirely directed, produced, choreographed and designed by long-time Reno-Tahoe performer Marla “Paulina” Richardson.

Five wild horses and one burro will get their day in the spotlight—shared alongside their young handlers—on July 31 at a show and auction.

Outdoor cooking and fires are not permitted, including cooking with charcoal briquettes and any outdoor wood fires, including campfires.