Yearly Archives: 2022

With the awarding of a $25 million federal grant, Fernley’s logistic hub received a big boost Wednesday to connect Interstate 80 to U.S. Highway 50, expand the dual access of two rail lines and become an important supply chain hub.

Widespread participation and the sharing of information throughout this process are absolutely critical, particularly if you live in Ward 5.

Washoe County’s community risk level for COVID-19 has dropped to the low range based on criteria set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 

Members of Teamsters Local 533 today rallied outside UPS headquarters in Sparks to protest working conditions of delivery drivers who are suffering in the northern Nevada heat.

Punk three-piece Cobra Skulls and a slew of dynamic openers performed in Reno last Saturday for Rock Against Racism: A Mutual Aid Benefit Show.

The Nevada Board of Regents is scheduled to hear next week details about a possible consolidation of Elko-based Great Basin College into the University of Nevada, Reno.

As Nevada lawmakers heard public comment last year on a bill to ban ghost guns and the parts used to make them, a resident of the rural town of Dayton called into the hearing to offer his opinion.

This Saturday, Aug. 27, we are thrilled to present headliners High Step Society at 8pm and opening for them is Moons of Jupiter at 7 p.m.

Washoe County School District administrators said they hope to reduce some of the reporting burden on district staff by updating the state’s education laws. 

The Washoe Board of County Commissioners on Tuesday heard the first reading of an ordinance to update portions of Washoe County Code Chapter 55 dealing with vicious and dangerous dogs.