Monthly Archives: September, 2022

The Las Vegas Review-Journal is demanding that authorities don't review a slain reporter's seized electronic devices and reporting materials.

Spending on political advertising is setting records in the midterm elections. But evidence shows that negative messages might discourage voters from casting ballots altogether.

The candidates mostly agreed on big issues but differed on one point – whether the Sparks city government is actually working for the citizens. 

Fireside Lounge inside of the Peppermill has been serving eye-catching cocktails for years, and they are only one of the storied establishment’s best features.

SilverSummit Healthplan and Summit Behavioral Health Systems announced the grand opening of the Mill Street Care Center

Reno City Council member Bonnie Weber is facing a new ethics complaint – this time for an alleged violation of Nevada election laws over campaign finance, ethics and campaign rules.

Ward 3 Councilmember Oscar Delgado today resigned from the Reno City Council. He is the second member this year to resign from the elected boa.

Nevada is set to receive nearly $6 million in funding to prevent wildfires, a growing concern, as climate change and prolonged drought make the state even drier.

Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority CEO Charles Harris today was given by the organization’s board a one-time $105,000 bonus.

The nu-metal greats came out aggressively with two songs from their 2011 self-titled release and “Open Your Eyes” from 2001’s “Break The Cycle.”