Yearly Archives: 2022

Three Square Food Bank, Nevada's food bank in Southern Nevada and The Just One Project, Nevada's largest mobile food pantry based in Southern Nevada, are expanding their food insecurity programs with the help of a combined $150,000 donation from Google. 

One year after the Jan. 6 insurrection, experts say groups present at the Capitol riot are expanding in the Silver State.

Members of the Reno Fire Department’s Water Entry Team (WET) on Wednesday took advantage of recent cold temperatures to conduct water rescue training in a frozen pond at Idlewild Park.

The Food Bank of Northern Nevada will deliver 300,000 meals through its direct service program—Mobile Harvest—thanks to a $100,000 donation from Google.

Washoe County health officials today said the region – much like what the rest of the country is experiencing with the rapidly spreading omicron COVID-19 variant – is in for difficult months.

Groups are banding together on Thursday for pro-democracy events in Reno and Las Vegas, one year after thousands of rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C.

Nevada's Tribal fish hatcheries are facing new challenges: invasive species like the destructive quagga and zebra mussels.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford on Tuesday announced that Nevada intends to reverse course and join a multi-state opioid settlement that months ago he rejected as insufficient.

City council and planning commission meetings will still be a hybrid format with online and in-person public comment, but most boards and commissions will meet virtually. 

Washoe County Health District officials on Tuesday said they will open  four additional free COVID-19 testing sites Wednesday.