Yearly Archives: 2022

Officials with the Washoe County Medical Examiner’s Office are asking for help in identifying a woman who died in Reno on Nov. 11.

The Nevada Veterans Coalition conducted on Oct. 27 its final unaccompanied funeral service of the year for seven individuals at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley.

The effort to replace Nevada’s aging human resource and finance system was supposed to cost $75 million after ten years.

Catholic Charities aims to provide more than 1,400 stockings to children served by Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada in Washoe County and across Northern Nevada.

One of the more accessible ways to indulge in Thanksgiving dinner either prior to or even after the storied holiday is to place your favorite ingredients between two slices of bread.

Nevada Department of Wildlife officials this week said they are investigating more calls about mountain lion activity in the Virginia Foothills following an encounter where a teen girl came across one of the animals.

Edward Coleman is the executive director of a new Reno nonprofit called the Black Community Collective. In today’s show we discuss why he started the collective and why it is needed in the greater Reno community. 

During Native American Heritage Month, Stewart Indian School is hosting a craft fair.

Nevada's Democratic congressional members in a Friday statement urged the Democratic National Committee to make the Western swing state the first stop of primary season.

This year’s elections brought five new regents to Nevada’s higher education ecosystem. When the newly elected are seated, they will have no shortage of issues to address, including finding a permanent chancellor and restoring pandemic budget cuts.