Yearly Archives: 2023

REMSA Health will transport a child with complex medical needs so they have the opportunity to trick-or-treat on Halloween – those interested must complete the nomination form by Monday, Oct. 23.

GOP Senate hopeful Sam Brown has a new financial backer: an Incline Village-based billionaire who has not previously donated large amounts to candidates in Nevada.

As the year draws to a close, the Reno Philharmonic is back for its 55th season, and based on their opener, it’s sure to be one to remember.

The Washoe County jail's MAT program aims to help those incarcerated who have opioid or alcohol addiction.

Nevada is one of only four states providing free strangulation exams for sexual and domestic violence victims, but the state lacks the health care infrastructure to implement new laws.

At any given time, the waitlist at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada has 150 kids on it. 

University of Nevada, Reno President Brian Sandoval yesterday said he was proud of the students who demonstrated at a campus groundbreaking last week.

Modular housing pods at the Nevada Cares Campus have been moved into a former baseball field, and 45 residents are now living in the tiny homes. 

Military news and events briefs for the week of Oct. 16, 2023 in northern Nevada compiled by Steve Ranson.

Eighth Judicial District Court Mark Denton yesterday denied a motion by a police union that sought to force the Las Vegas Review-Journal to redact correctional officer faces in a video the news outlet published.