Monthly Archives: June, 2022

In EnglishLa Junta de Regentes de Nevada, que supervisa el Sistema de Educación Superior de Nevada, eligió hoy a Dale Equiaga como canciller interino...

A number of events this weekend highlighted summer’s approach. Downtown was the blues and brews festival, at Idlewild Park was the mariachi festival and on Fourth Street was a cannabis expo.

Sparks voló en la reunión del Concejo Municipal de Reno el miércoles después de una revisión del desempeño del Administrador de la Ciudad, después de lo cual la concejal Jenny Brekhus fue criticada por lo que sus colegas consideraron un comportamiento abusivo. 

The opening U.S. House hearing in a series on the Jan. 6 attack included some eye-opening new details about the events of the day and the broader plot to halt the peaceful transfer of presidential power.

It’s all in the name at Los Chilaquiles Mexican Breakfast. The authentic Mexican restaurant specializing in—you guessed it—Mexican breakfast, joined the Reno food scene last year.

Construction on Kings Row from Wyoming Avenue to McCarran Boulevard will have traffic down to one lane for much of the summer.

Bruka Theatre’s latest production is “Clue,” a comedic murder mystery based on the board game of the same name as well as the mid-1980’s movie based on the board game. 

As more states legalize recreational marijuana—four of which did so in the past year and three more are expected to by the end of 2022—more truck drivers have tested positive for the substance.

Donor Network West opened a new headquarters in Reno, Nevada, growing its northern Nevada operations to expand organ, eye and tissue donation services, and outreach and education in the community.

The speakeasy scene has yet to explode in Reno, with only two well-known locations, so finding one is all the more exciting.