Yearly Archives: 2023

The Washoe County Library System was in the crosshairs during public comment at Tuesday’s Washoe Board of County Commissioners meeting. In addition to complaints about libraries’ leadership and advisory board, the regular Drag Queen Story Hour was attacked as “grooming” children and child abuse.

Since 9/11, suicides by military members have set record highs, across all services and components (active, reserves, and National Guard). In fact, more than 30,000 service members and veterans who served since 9/11 have died from suicide. 

The former Washoe County Sheriff’s sergeant facing seven felony charges waived his right to a pre-trial hearing yesterday in Sparks Justice Court.

Washoe County schools and northern Nevada state offices remain closed as winter weather makes driving dangerous.

The Reno snowpocalypse of 2023 continues to ruin so many things. Fortunately, Reno being Reno, we persevere and will mostly come out of this dreaded winter weather mostly unscathed.

Tesla is asking the Governor’s Office for Economic Development to approve $412 million in additional tax abatements and reimbursements for expanding their Northern Nevada gigafactory.

An outpouring of support and condolences has taken shape online for the five people killed in a medical transport flight Friday night in Stagecoach, Nevada.

The military community helped convert three rooms into storage areas for arts and crafts at the Northern Nevada State Veterans Home in Sparks.

Winter weather is sticking around, as is snow and ice, forcing multiple closures Monday at state office, university and school district locations.

Stepping into Mix Bakeshop feels like walking into a Main Street confectionary in Disneyland—minus the Mickey ears.