Yearly Archives: 2022

The Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) announced the hiring of Sam Palmer as Deputy Executive Officer.

In the first two weeks after the state launched the new number July 16, nonprofit Crisis Support Services of Nevada, a National Suicide Prevention Lifeline partner that operated the state’s suicide hotline since 1966, estimates calls increased by 30%.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak said Wednesday that if he wins re-election he would seek to codify in law next legislative session an order he signed that protects in-state abortion providers and out-of-state patients.

Senator Catherine Cortez Masto this week joined University of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval, and a select group of UNR representatives, at the university’s Center for Applied Research.

Lizzy Hammond died at nine years old after a tragic accident in 2019 – she saved three lives through organ donation. Donor Network West gifted the Hammonds her portrait during a remembrance event.

New schools built with WC1 dollars have experienced overcrowding enough to have portable classrooms installed.

Lake Tahoe’s water clarity is no longer declining, according to researchers who’ve been tracking the lake’s water quality for at least two decades.

V&T Railway Announces Tickets Are Now on Sale for the 2022 Holiday Season to THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride.

The controversial repeal of the city of Reno's former shade ordinance is now subject to a pending court decision by Washoe District Judge Scott Freeman.

Downtown room tax revenue is not what it used to be, prompting the City of Reno to ask for more room tax dollars.