Yearly Archives: 2023

Democratic legislators on Friday proposed a new $250 million fund designed to incentivize local school districts into providing “significant raises” for teachers and other staff

School safety and funding are key priorities for Washoe County School District Superintendent Susan Enfield, who on Thursday hosted a State of Education address to discuss challenges and changes for the future.

The 2023 season of Broadway Comes to Reno has officially kicked off, and it sure did start out with a bang.

The sheriff’s office refuses to provide information about the case other than to encourage people to provide tips and to say Anna Scott's murder is still being investigated.

KAHL Relocates to iconic 470 E. Plumb building.

Nevada's biennial legislative session will feature proposals for unprecedented spending on public education and school choice measures.

The American Wild Horse Campaign says motorist collisions with horses in Reno declined 50% from 2020 to 2022, and dropped from 25 in 2020 to one in 2022 in the Dayton Valley, thanks in part to a fertility control program that involves shooting mares with a vaccination dart. 

Reno nonprofit, the Karma Box Project, had its tax-exempt status revoked by the IRS. The director said he's working to fix the situation.

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo on Thursday visited the University of Nevada, Reno to meet with students and faculty and tour the campus.

A low unemployment rate, a rise in incomes and a large amount of money churning in the local economy are reasons both for optimism and concern. That’s according to economist Brian Gordon who gave the keynote address at a recent EDAWN luncheon.