Monthly Archives: July, 2022

Board members for the Washoe Regional Transportation Commission on Friday unanimously approved changes to local transit services effective Sept. 10.

A natural history museum you can take home with you—that’s how Emily Felch, owner of Natural Selection, describes the Midtown shop she owns with her mother, Marcy Felch.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal on Thursday filed with the Nevada Supreme Court its intent to intervene in a case brought this month by Our Nevada Judges and the American Civil Liberties Union.

El asediado asesor del condado de Washoe, Mike Clark, podría deber más de $32,000 en honorarios de abogados y una multa anti-SLAPP después de presentar una demanda contra un empleado del condado.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Wednesday toured the site of the 2020 Pinehaven Fire in west Reno and met with elementary school students who were affected by the fire.

A legal effort by the ACLU of Nevada to force the Nevada Board of Pharmacy to remove cannabis from its Schedule 1 of controlled substances will proceed.

Progressive and environmental groups on Tuesday protested outside of Congressman Mark Amodei’s  (R-Nev.) office on Kietzke Lane in south Reno.

Embattled Washoe County Assessor Mike Clark could owe more than $32,000 in attorney fees and an anti-SLAPP penalty after filing a lawsuit against a county employee.

Washoe County will apply a third round of mosquito larvicide over communities in the region Thursday.

Washoe County’s board of commissioners on Tuesday voted to purchase nearly five acres from the Reno Housing Authority for the Nevada Cares Campus.