Yearly Archives: 2022

The number of licensed foster care providers in Washoe County has dropped in recent years, and county officials say a lack of local childcare is largely to blame.

Fiscal analysts are cautiously optimistic about Nevada’s economic future, even amid nationwide chatter about the possibility of a recession.

The Reno-Tahoe International Airport has rebounded from the pandemic and will be undergoing a major transformation to improve capacity.

The Brewery Arts Center is thrilled to bring Dave & Cliff from Jelly Bread along with Blunderbusst this Saturday, Nov. 19 for the next Musicale@TheMaizie.

The Nevada Supreme Court denied an emergency writ from two voting rights groups on Monday that sought to shut down a controversial hand-count of all paper ballots in rural Nye County.

David Sousa, an adjutant in Nevada with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said the movie is free to all Korean War veterans and guests.

In his first public event since being elected governor, Joe Lombardo refused to allow the Nevada Current and the Las Vegas Sun to cover what was billed as a victory speech. 

This week’s recommended events cover the gamut from magic to learning to a ton of bands coming to town.

One case of suspected voter fraud in the midterm election is being forwarded to the Nevada Secretary of State and Attorney General’s offices. 

Unofficial election results have Question 3, which proposes a new voting system that uses open primaries and ranked choice voting, leading with 52.5% support, or roughly 45,000 raw votes, as of Friday. Although there are still ballots awaiting counting, Question 3 seems poised to pass.