Yearly Archives: 2022

Officials with the Washoe County Registrar of Voters on Wednesday gave the news media a tour of their recently updated office and talked about efforts to balance transparency and ballot security.

The state has received 21 applications so far for funding from a recently established state program that will ultimately invest $500 million in affordable housing, the Nevada Housing Division said Wednesday. 

Former President Donald Trump backed Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo in the Nevada governor's race Wednesday night.

The owner of the Gearhead Barbershop at Wells Avenue and Second Street, Anthony Eidem, was found guilty yesterday of rape and “disruption of computer services.”

The Washoe County School District’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted to have Susan Enfield move forward as the district’s next superintendent.

Hopeful Cities, a new initiative developed to create, maintain, and grow hope, announces the first annual International Day of Hope, to be hosted in Downtown Reno on Monday, May.

Washoe County is among the healthiest in the state according to the County Health Rankings and Roadmaps released Wednesday by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.

Washoe County expects to receive nearly $45 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds in mid-May to spend on projects through its Community Reinvestment Program.

Public records obtained by This Is Reno show Keolis Transit North America and Washoe County Regional Transportation Commission staff worked hand-in-hand in responding to three union strikes last year. 

Washoe County’s District Health Officer Kevin Dick said today that while COVID-19 cases are still in the low range, a new sad milestone was reached this week.