Yearly Archives: 2023

Despite federal protections and efforts by the tribe to protect important habitat, the culturally significant cui-ui and Lahontan cutthroat trout in Pyramid Lake have continued to decline in the last decade, according to federal wildlife managers.

UPS delivery drivers were threatening to strike after negotiations with the multinational package delivery company broke down July 5.

The Nevada Math & Technology Camp is being held at the University of Nevada, Reno campus, with about 50 middle school students taking part.

There is a new consortium that has been established between The Nevada Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation; Manufacture Nevada; NCLab, and the Nevada Library System.

Reno City Council returns this Wednesday, July 26th with some major decisions related to downtown revitalization.

As the pandemic era wanes, Nevadans are pushing to keep the telehealth expansions permanent at the state and national levels.

Ideas for a downtown transformation will get a hearing Wednesday during the Reno City Council’s regularly scheduled meeting.

Locally grown garlic is on sale this week courtesy of Reno Food Systems. That’s one of our recommended events this week. 

The Downtown Reno Partnership is rolling out the Blue Carpet to welcome new and expanding businesses at 50. South Virginia and The Basement on July 28 from 4-6 p.m.

Gov. Joe Lombardo on Wednesday announced the appointment of a former police officer and the grandson of a former sheriff to the Nevada Commission on Ethics.