Monthly Archives: March, 2023

A group of prison firefighters said their feet burned and their socks melded to their feet during a gruesome fire clean-up assignment that left several unable to walk, stand or shower without assistance for days, according to a new lawsuit.

A committee of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency is recommending approval of a luxury condo development championed by Washoe County for downtown Incline Village.

Decades of overfishing, dam building, water diversion, and other human actions have set the Lahontan cutthroat trout up for unrelenting population decline.

Reno City Council members on Wednesday approved an increase in the Downtown Reno Partnership's budget from $3 million to $3.68 million. 

The county comprising about three quarters of Nevada's registered voters announced a new elections director on Tuesday.

The building that once housed Libido Adult Bookstore is getting a new purpose. One year after the adult bookstore closed and Smith is behind its fresh face as an antique store housing 25 different sellers, simply titled Midtown Antiques.

Transportation officials this week said to watch out for road construction around the region.

Prison officials told lawmakers Tuesday that, in accordance with federal law, they already have policies to maintain the safety of transgender and gender nonconforming people who are incarcerated. 

What can I say about Flogging Molly? You better hold on to your driving cap and have a Guinness in each hand when they take the stage, because it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Baby’s Bounty diaper bank now has a branch in northern Nevada to provide diapers to families in need. Every month the nonprofit will be hosting...