Yearly Archives: 2022

Some businesses, such as golf courses, country clubs, massage parlors, race tracks and casinos, have found ways to skirt the rules around opportunity zones.

City of Sparks firefighters today issued a statement of no confidence in their Chief, Jim Reid.

Food Bank of Northern Nevada’s on Monday announced its spring break schedule for Kids Café, offering free meals for children and youth.

Two more candidates have signed up to challenge incumbent County Commissioner Jeanne Herman for the district 5 seat on the Washoe Board of County Commissioners.

We found that the fee schedules or policies of dozens of agencies clearly and overtly violate the law.

Keller Williams Group One is proud to announce the successful merger of Keller Williams Sierra Nevada. The merger creates one of the largest residential and commercial agencies in Northern Nevada.

In this week's Barber Brief, Alicia starts piecing together more about Jacobs Entertainment's so-called Neon Line District.

Reno resident and Nevada Army Guard member Sgt. Bryan Brown earned the Officer of the year title during the three-day Best Warrior contest, which was recently held at the Hawthorne Army Depot.

There are two experiences to have at Roxy’s—a dimly lit and potentially romantic, white tablecloth dinner in the restaurant, or a sometimes rowdier but still upmarket evening at the bar.

Reno’s Black Wall street was founded in 2020. The nonprofit was formed to meet the needs of black and underserved people of color in the Reno Sparks area. The group is regularly hosting classes, outreach events and helping people in need. In this episode, three of the key people behind Black Wall Street Reno -- Chandra Mask, Romar Tolliver and Donald Griffin -- tell their story.