Yearly Archives: 2022

Reno High School’s “We the People” civics competition team placed 12th in this year’s national competition, continuing the tradition of Washoe County schools ranking highly in the national annual event.

A half-dozen mayoral hopefuls came out to the downtown Reno library last night to discuss their candidacy and some of Reno’s most pressing issues.

In this episode we hear from two of the business owners impacted by the city’s recent crackdown on trivia games. 

Live Violence Free, a nonprofit organization, presents its inaugural event, #OneConversation, to be held virtually on Friday, May 20, 2022, from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Gov. Steve Sisolak on Thursday met with representatives from government agencies and private industry to discuss the upcoming 2022 wildfire season.

The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges is the nation’s oldest judicial membership organization, headquartered in Reno.

Nevada’s plan to boost its beleaguered child care industry took another step forward Thursday as state lawmakers officially set aside $30 million for grant funding to support the expansion or building of new licensed child care facilities across the state.

Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission on Friday will unveil a new bus fleet operating 100% alternative fuel buses.

Anthony (Tony) Gentile, a long-time local in the food and drink scene, launched a new project this spring, bringing a bit of the big city to the biggest little city.

A city-hired consultant this week outlined potential fees increases for those using city services.