Yearly Archives: 2022

Officials with the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles today said the state agency will end most walk-in services and switch to appointments scheduled online starting Monday, Aug. 15, 2022.

Like most people that grow up in the region, Josh Bonde first visited the Nevada State Museum in Carson City on a school field trip. 

Washoe County Health District has added a Monkeypox information page to its website with a running total of confirmed cases in the county, which now stands at four. 

A major spending bill from U.S. Senate Democrats would allow Medicare for the first time in its history to begin negotiating the prices of certain high-priced prescription drugs — a proposal that’s been around for years but has never come so close to the finish line.

This Saturday, Aug. 13, we are thrilled to present to the Levitt AMP Carson City stage Grammy nominated blues artist Danielle Nicole and opening for Danielle Nicole is the Buddy Emmer Band.

The City of Reno last night published an unsigned letter on Twitter calling information about its removal of decades of past meeting records inaccurate.

Superintendent Susan Enfield revealed that there were 200 teacher vacancies remaining throughout the district with less than a week before the 2022-23 school year is set to begin. 

This Is Reno on Friday filed a public records lawsuit against the city of Reno and Reno Police Department. It’s the second time in a year and a half the online news source sued over public records access.

Renown Health today confirmed it is facing $110 million in losses. It is blaming “labor shortages, high prices for supplies and cost increases to treat sicker patients” for the shortfalls.

Reno City Council members on Friday will hold a special meeting to determine next steps in replacing Council member Neoma Jardon.