Yearly Archives: 2022

Renown Health today received a negative rating outlook, down from a previous rating of “stable,” according to Fitch Ratings, which reports on company credit ratings.

The Basement is a place quite unlike any other in Reno, a hybrid of services, food stops and retail stores.

As the first week of school comes to a close with a shortage of nearly 3,000 teachers in the state, Nevada faces another staffing shortage in its education system — mental health professionals. 

Nearly as many people living homeless died in the first seven months of 2022 as in all of 2021 according to data provided to This Is Reno this week by Washoe County.

There are two weekends left for Reno homeowners to dispose of green waste and yard vegetation at free dumpster locations provided by Reno Fire Department. 

Washoe County is now back in the low range for the risk of contracting COVID-19. As reported yesterday, the drop from medium to low was expected today.

St. Vincent’s Thrift Stores are offering back-to-school clothing, employment opportunities, and more to help community members in need.

Republican politicians in Nevada and the nation may be outraged on the outside. But they’re giddy on the inside.

A realtor with local expertise can help buyers and sellers understand and compete in the changing Reno/ Sparks/ Tahoe/ Carson Valley real estate markets.

Reno City Council members on Wednesday discussed potential bill draft requests (BDRs) the city might support during the 2023 Nevada State Legislative session.