Monthly Archives: March, 2023

Federal wildlife managers face growing pressure to decide whether to protect a tiny rare fish unique to Nevada under the Endangered Species Act.

The National Weather Service is forecasting an atmospheric river to hit the Reno-Tahoe area on Thursday. 

Nevada’s Cannabis Compliance Board is thwarting growth of the industry according to experts, who say the state’s practice of charging licensees for regulators’ time and effort amounts to double billing because the agency is already fully funded via an excise tax paid by licensees. 

More than 1,000 emergency service members, family, friends and members of the community paid tribute today to those lost during the fatal crash of a Care Flight on Feb. 24.  

Legislators on Tuesday considered Senate Bill 68 during a hearing for the Committee on Revenue and Economic Development. The bill, if passed, would help develop supportive housing and housing stability for Nevadans. 

This Is Reno presented yesterday 10 cases in a public records lawsuit against the city of Reno after multiple records denials by the city.

Extreme temperature significantly affects workforce health during sustained high temperatures, and worker exposure to excessive heat has only increased in the last decade.

The Nevada Historical Society will show a set of photographs by award-winning Mark Vollmer in their changing gallery from March 1 through July 29, 2023.

Mile High Band Association’s 2023 Jazz & Beyond Festival Committee is sponsoring an art contest for northern Nevada artists, including teachers and students.

This winter and into the spring, the Reno Chamber Orchestra has been celebrating its 48th season, and the most recent concert was one for the ages.