Yearly Archives: 2022

The University of Nevada, Reno is hosting the annual Cattlemen’s Update in person and virtually in 2023 during the second week of January.

The board of the Tahoe Pyramid Trail announced this week the passing of Janet Phillips. Phillips passed away with her brother holding her hand. She had for two years fought a battle against cancer.

The Nevada State Museum, Carson City, and the Children’s Museum of Northern Nevada will host a Chinese New Year Celebration on January 21.

Local governments are preparing for a deluge of water as an atmospheric river-type storm is hitting the region. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch with five storm systems expected to bring one to four inches of water to lower elevations.

What interested This Is Reno readers this year was largely scandal and where to eat.

As of October, 73 students have benefited from the waiver at UNR alone, accounting for about $330,000 in waived tuition this year.

There were a lot of people grasping for headlines this year, but our top newsmakers weren't necessarily looking for the news coverage they received.

Nevada came from behind to beat the Boise State Broncos 74-72 in a back-and-forth affair to open Mountain West conference play at Lawlor Events Center.

The spread of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) seems to have slowed just before Christmas, according to Washoe County Health District Officials.

Sparks City Council member Kristopher Dahir this week said he’d been diagnosed with a benign brain tumor.