Yearly Archives: 2022

Six people on Tuesday graduated from the City’s Reno Works program with a roomful of family, friends and supporters on hand to celebrate.

State natural resources officials this week said the recent snowstorms that hit the Sierra and Carson ranges were enough to make skiers happy but didn’t do much for the region’s snowpack.

The “Terrific Twos” appropriately took place over two performances this past Saturday and Sunday at UNR’s Nightingale Hall.

While the Nevada Republican Party released a statement against the violent language directed at Gov. Steve Sisolak and his wife Kathy, who were recently threatened and harassed in a Las Vegas restaurant, the party remains silent about the candidates praising those actions.

More than two dozen Truckee Meadows Community College employees have taken buyouts to the tune of nearly $1 million over the past two years. 

We don’t know how the present Russian invasion of Ukraine will turn out, but there will be many traumatized Ukrainian children.

“Disgusting, inappropriate behavior.” That’s how a far-right, so-called patriot’s accosting of Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak on Sunday is being described online.

Washoe County School District over the weekend notified parents and families that students and staff will no longer be required to wear masks on school buses and other district transportation.

A "kind of a big deal" tennis tournament will be in town over the weekend along with a handful of other Reno events.

Dozens of people were in downtown Reno’s City Plaza today protesting the Russian invasion of Ukraine.