Yearly Archives: 2023

Catholic Charities is encouraging individuals and businesses to join them in gathering and providing food items to fill 2,000 meal kits.

The Sparks Police Department recently arrested Jack Harrison, an unlicensed contractor on the Nevada State Contractors Board’s “most wanted” list.

Across the country, districts are seeing slower than expected returns to pre-pandemic student performance—Washoe County School District included. 

School district trustees on Tuesday voted to approve a labor agreement with the  Washoe County Support Professionals.

This week's events focused on active duty military and veterans in nothern Nevada.

Religious leaders, law enforcement and members of the local Jewish community gathered yesterday at the Temple Emanu-El in Reno to stand in solidarity with the people of Israel.

A contract with Las Vegas-based Taylor Printing was approved for the massive ballot print job by Washoe’s Board of County Commissioners.

NDN recently announced that they have become one of the first to successfully allocate a liver using the state-of-the-art OrganOx metra® ex vivo normothermic liver perfusion system.

Summer monsoons in the Southwest are difficult to forecast, but the future of the temperamental rainstorms under climate change is an even bigger mystery.

Good Luck Macbeth's production of "Misery" isn’t necessarily scary, but it is still perfect for the Halloween season.