Monthly Archives: November, 2022

This year’s elections brought five new regents to Nevada’s higher education ecosystem. When the newly elected are seated, they will have no shortage of issues to address, including finding a permanent chancellor and restoring pandemic budget cuts.

Washoe County’s high school graduation rate improved in 2022 by 1.9 percentage points, helping the district to rebound to nearly pre-pandemic graduation levels.

Nevada System of Higher Education Regents Kathy McAdoo and Patrick Carter are both facing admonishment by a panel of the state’s ethics commission. 

Journalism and open government groups yesterday called on elected officials in Nevada to commit to transparency and civility following the 2022 midterm elections.

Saint Mary’s Hospital, a mainstay in Reno since 1908, will soon discontinue its maternal child health services.

A new coffee company claims coveted spot in Reno's Riverwalk District, serves up holiday cheer.

Washoe County School District officials this week are reminding parents, students and the community about district procedures when snow and ice may affect getting to the classroom.

Area bears are nearing their final weeks of fattening up before heading to the hills to hibernate, and they’re looking for massive amounts of calories, often near homes.

In a phone interview this week, This Is Reno asked the mayor a few questions about what she has done so far and what her plans are for the next four years. 

Nevada smothered the visiting William Jessup Warriors from the opening tip and were rewarded with a 98-54 win on Tuesday night, moving to 3-0 in non-conference play.