Yearly Archives: 2022

This week, This Is Reno joined firefighters from the USFS Humboldt Toiyabe Forest to see how prescribed fire operations are conducted, and share the experience in this photo essay.

An agenda item for Tuesday’s Washoe County Commission meeting seeks to make sweeping changes to the county’s requirements governing voting.

The Nevada System of Higher Education’s Board of Regents voted to reinstate two members of the board who temporarily stepped aside after NSHE Chancellor Melody Rose accused them of harassment and misconduct.

After more nearly two years of reduced capacity due to COVID-19, Sierra Nevada Job Corps officials this week said the campus is back to full operation.

Public outcry over the fate of an overweight Lake Tahoe bear just trying to scratch out a living in the unsecured garbage of the Tahoe Keys has prompted a reprieve from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Whole milk produced by Fallon-based Sand Hill Dairy on Wednesday was voluntarily recalled due to inadequate pasteurization.

Men staying at the Nevada Cares Campus no longer have designated showers after a ceiling collapsed into the building.

Members of Washoe County’s Republican Party last week filed a recall petition seeking to remove Washoe County Commissioner Vaughn Hartung from office. A simultaneous recall was filed for School Board Trustee Angela Taylor.

As Nevada’s housing crisis persists, the state will allocate tax-exempt bonding authority to enable 14 new affordable housing projects statewide and produce nearly 2,900 units by 2024. 

Washoe County District Health Officer Kevin Dick today announced good news about the nearly two-year-long pandemic.