Yearly Archives: 2023

SCATS and the Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative are partnering to offer no-cost training for Nevada’s business owners and employees Friday, Aug. 11 on mental health support in the workplace.

As a way to further increase presence and provide additional value to stakeholders, the Downtown Reno Partnership has launched an overnight Ambassador team.

Across the country, there’s been an increase in Covid-19 hospital admissions, emergency department visits, and positive tests.

Officials with the Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced this week that fine sediment is being reduced in Lake Tahoe.

The ongoing Oddie Wells construction will soon have temporary traffic changes, RTC officials announced today.

The Dragon Lights festival ends August 13 providing just a few days remaining for visitors to get out and enjoy the immersive exhibit.

Downtown’s blue-shirted ambassadors will now have a presence 24 hours a day.

Nevada school students who have relied on free school lunches for the past few years may face a new hurdle starting next year.

New data suggests that 80% of people who have been disenrolled from Nevada Medicaid following covid pandemic era expansion lost benefits for procedural causes.

The haunting tones of twin bugles pierced the stillness of an August morning at Fernley’s Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley.