Monthly Archives: July, 2022

A ballot measure approved by Nevada voters in the last century is still being debated today, and could upend at least two mayoral races at opposite ends of the state – in Reno and North Las Vegas. 

All jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic have been filled, and then some, state officials announced last week.

The Nevada Division of State Lands this week said it has added a 10.6-acre parcel of land in the upper Kingsbury area to its roster of conservation areas.

El Moana Springs Community Aquatics and Fitness Center comenzará a construirse el próximo mes.

Carson City’s 19th annual Jazz & Beyond Music & Art Festival, presented by the Mile High Jazz Band Association, offers 17 days of free entertainment and more than 30 performances.

Reno City Council member Jenny Brekhus said she filed an open meeting law complaint following a joint meeting Friday among the Reno and Sparks city councils and Washoe Board of County Commissioners.

A joint meeting of Reno, Sparks and Washoe County officials ended with a new name for the health district and a work group to improve the area's 911 service.

Stay cool, try to stay out of the smoke, mask up if you’re inclined and be sure to wash your hands. 

The Institute for a Progressive Nevada and the Center for American Progress released a report Wednesday saying the rise of anti-government extremism and white supremacy is being fueled by lax gun restrictions. 

It’s like a reality show but with a deeper context about what it means to be young and in a competition where there is only one ultimate winner.