Yearly Archives: 2022

Try as we might, there's just wrapping up this week's Reno events in a tidy little package for you. There are walks, live music, educational talks and somber cultural events.

In this week's Barber Brief, Alicia discusses an appeal before the city council regarding Jacobs Entertainment's Glow Plaza.

The Reno River Festival is back, but it looks a lot different without the kayak white water competition.

Washoe County School District officials said Incline Village schools will be on a two-hour delay Monday, May 9 due to treacherous road conditions.

Detroit-style pizza, or DSP, is having its moment in Reno, and Pizzeria Lupo is the second joint serving up the tasty pies. 

The First Annual Red Dress Powwow was held on Friday, May 6 to bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People.

Kat Miller, who officially retired on April 30 after spending 10 years as the NDVS director, said she will experience the same type of transition of those men and women who were in the military. 

Photos by Ty O'NeilHundreds of people today gathered on Reno’s downtown City Plaza to protest the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade.Politico early this...

Media docena de aspirantes a la alcaldía acudieron anoche a la biblioteca del centro de Reno para discutir su candidatura y algunos de los problemas más apremiantes de Reno.

Six teachers were selected to be recognized as part of the Greater Nevada Credit Union ‘The Greater Heart of Washoe County School District’ campaign.