Yearly Archives: 2023

Martin Luther King Jr.‘s understanding of the role of love in engaging individuals and communities in conflict is crucial today. For King, love was not sentimental. It demanded that individuals tell their oppressors what they were doing was wrong.

A new, modern hotel casino may be coming to Reno within the next four years if everything goes as planned for its developers.

Union members with American Federation of Government Employees Local 2152 held two rallies Friday highlighting staffing shortages at the local Veterans Administration hospital and those nationwide.

The organization that hosts Reno’s annual Earth Day celebration since 2012 has dissolved and will not be hosting the 2023 event.

The CARES Housing Assistance Program (CHAP), which used federal relief funding to provide rental assistance, will be scaled back drastically starting Jan. 23 and focus solely on Social Security recipients and others relying on fixed incomes.

Ten months after a yearlong state audit found Nevada's prison system had widespread deficiencies in its use of force procedures, officials with the state Department of Corrections have acknowledged that none of the audit's 16 recommendations meant to improve facility operations has been completed.

The company proposing the Rhyolite Ridge lithium mine today announced it received a conditional $700 million loan from the U.S. Department of Energy.

DCG’s Dominic Brunetti, CCIM and Scott Shanks, SIOR, Patrick Riggs, and Gary Tremaine, represented the seller in the disposition of a 25,432 square foot mixed-use office/retail building located at 2195 South Virginia Street.

A number of people spoke during public comment at Wednesday’s Reno City Council meeting protesting the council’s decision in December to revoke alcohol licenses of two downtown businesses

A new report praises the Nevada State Legislature for expanding voter access and improving its election system, saying that in 2021 the state “managed to pass nearly every pro-voter improvement it could have.”