Monthly Archives: August, 2022

In a letter, Brown alleges that Brekhus was verbally abusive to Washoe County staff and subjected them to embarrassment and public ridicule.

During a panel on voting rights hosted by Nevada Democratic Victory Tuesday,  Democratic candidate for secretary of state Cisco Aguilar heavily admonished Marchant for his role in Nye County’s decision to switch to hand-counting paper ballots.

High Desert Montessori Charter School is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a week of community events and grand opening of new building.

Heavy rain hit Midtown and other parts of the city Wednesday dropping more than an inch of precipitation and drawing locals out to enjoy the rare summer occurrence.

The City of Reno is moving its online meeting portal to a new system, and that process means decades of meeting materials will no longer be publicly accessible, a city official today confirmed.

This Saturday, Aug. 6, Bad Mother Nature will play at the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City. This is a free, family-friendly concert and part of the Levitt AMP concert series.

Un subcomité de la Cámara de Representantes del Congreso publicó la semana pasada un informeen el que acusa a los ejecutivos de Siegel Group de violar las moratorias de desalojo de COVID-19 y de acosar y presionar a sus inquilinos.

The classic cars, trucks and vans of Hot August Nights on Tuesday night were lined up at Grand Sierra Resort for the Classic Cherry Show-n-Shine, a long-running festival event.

NV Energy is asking federal regulators to grant permission (called incentives) for the utility to come back and request that ratepayers offset the costs of the project’s construction and pay for its troubles should Greenlink be canceled. 

Officials with the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District today announced an infestation of bats shut down the fire station near Bowers Mansion.