Yearly Archives: 2022

As Nevadans contemplate Question 3 on November’s General Election ballot, it might do them well to look to the last frontier.

Nevadans on Thursday are encouraged to drop, cover and hold on as part of the Great Nevada ShakeOut, a statewide earthquake safety drill.

Secretary of State candidate Cisco Aguilar was the featured speaker at the Oct. 6 Reno + Sparks Chamber candidate forum.

Like real-world scammers, the sneaky buccaneer, "Smishy," texts and calls people falsely claiming to represent a financial institution in the hopes of stealing personal information and funds.

Voters often don’t have much interest in down-ballot races, but there are some key points to consider in the race for Nevada's Treasurer.

With all of this weekend’s Halloween-themed events, you’d think the holiday was happening sooner than Oct. 31.

In its first meeting since the resignation of the prison director following a person escaping prison, Nevada Department of Corrections officials took responsibility for administrative failures.

The ACLU asked the court to rule by Friday, five days before Nye County officials plan to start early hand-counting of mail-in ballots and one day before early in-person voting starts statewide.

Videos of members of the local Sikh community partying with sex workers in Costa Rica were the subject of a lawsuit filed earlier this year.

University of Nevada, Reno officials on Tuesday will celebrate the renaming of a nine-block stretch of Center Street to University Way.