Yearly Archives: 2023

The long-awaited opening of Reno Public Market finally came on January 6 when Reno’s first food hall opened to the public, and many of its residents were there for the party.

An arbitrator last month sided with members of Teamsters Local 533 ruling that temporary workers hired to help clean buses at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic had worked long enough at their jobs to be considered regular Keolis employees.

In Washoe County, 96 people experiencing homelessness were reported to have died last year, up from 57 the previous year. 

From  legends to locals – or locals who are also legends in their own right – live music is alive and well in the Biggest Little City.

A conservation group is suing the federal government in an effort to ban cattle from grazing in the habitat of an endangered wildflower that can only be found on about 10 acres of public land in Esmeralda County, Nevada.

Sabra Smith Newby, Reno’s former city manager, has been recommended by the Nevada Legislature’s assembly democrats to serve Assembly District 10.

Headed to a Reno bar crawl? Absolutely add The Loving Cup on California Avenue to your list.

The Reno premiere of DEAR EVAN HANSEN opens next week!

After more than a decade, a Paiute-Shoshone Tribal member's murder remains unsolved. Friends and family of Sonny Wayne Lewis say federal investigators have not communicated with them.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford continues to decline to comment on the possibility of an investigation into the illegitimate election certificate submitted by a group of Republicans following the 2020 presidential election.