Yearly Archives: 2022

Nevada Autism Center is starting to provide ABA therapy services in Reno, NV.

When Joe Lombardo is inaugurated as governor next year, he’ll enjoy perhaps the rosiest budget scenario ever inherited by a new Nevada governor. 

Washoe County’s Board of County Commissioners next week will consider whether to initiate county code amendments to ban non-recreational camping in public areas.

Nevada lawmakers have secured legislation that would triple the size of a Naval air station bombing range near Fallon.

Part of the Machine, a traveling exhibition from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is on view and playable at the Brewery Arts Center but only through the end of 2022.

More than 200 people came out to watch dancing, listen to music and have crepes and coffee for the city’s annual lighting of the tree ceremony.

Reno City Council members on Wednesday focused on the basics of governing, approving a slew of  new cabaret and alcohol business licenses, contracting for temporary staffing and making committee appointments.

At least two dozen people are on hunger strike over conditions at a maximum-security prison in rural eastern Nevada, prison officials and an advocacy organization said Tuesday.

In an interview with The Associated Press on Monday, a month before he is scheduled to step down as Clark County Registrar of Voters, Gloria spoke about the high turnover rates of Nevada election officials.

Cases of RSV surged over the past week bringing the county’s total number of cases to more than 1,000 since October, according to officials at Washoe County Health District.