Monthly Archives: August, 2022

Local homeless advocates last week presented research findings and recommendations about the region’s homeless crisis.

A Nevada Department of Corrections proposal to prohibit certain mail, including greeting cards and colored drawings being sent to people who are incarcerated, was temporarily shot down by Gov. Steve Sisolak.

A man faces three felony charges of communicating a bomb threat after allegedly driving his truck into a secure area of the Las Vegas airport last week and producing a fake bomb.

The Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence will be hosting a virtual training on September 1, 2022: “Identifying and Preventing Suicide in Post-Sexual Assault Care.”

The Opioid Memorial Wall, a memorial to the lives lost to the opioid crisis, is on display in Carson City through Friday, Sept. 2.

Brekhus' actions are motivated by a personal political vendetta in the cloak of populism and in the process she has lost her credibility. 

Gambling revenue in Washoe County was down 5.3% in July from last year in the same month.

A proposal by the city of Reno to lease one of its buildings at Paradise Park has area seniors in an uproar.

Here, Shaun Dougherty, an expert in career and technical education, answers five questions about clean energy jobs, their expected growth and what kind of education a person needs to get one.

Catholic Charities' annual Raise the Roof to End Poverty event will be held on Saturday, September 10, 2022 from noon to 2 p.m. at 500 E. Fourth Street.