Yearly Archives: 2023

Nevada Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo struck down a bill earlier this month that would have required the disclosure of donors for a nonprofit that organized his post-election inaugural events — and has since shifted to attacking Democrats critical of his agenda.

Just one year after overturning Roe v. Wade, it’s clear that the impact of the Dobbs decision extends far beyond people seeking an abortion. 

The Abbi Agency, an integrated marketing and communications firm specializing in creative, digital and public relations, is proud to announce its work and team has received national recognition.

The affordable housing crisis continues in the Reno area, but projects like the Gen Den housing complex are looking at alternative solutions to get people into affordable housing. 

Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo has signed several bills lauded by prison advocacy groups, including legislation that ends medical copays, reigns in markups on hygiene items inmates purchase, requires policies to protect transgender and nonbinary inmates, and limits the use of solitary confinement. 

The U.S. House Natural Resources Committee on a party-line 20-16 vote Wednesday approved a bill to force the Bureau of Land Management to drop its proposed rule that would allow the agency to lease parcels of land for conservation.

The Nevada prison made famous for once housing O.J. Simpson – suddenly announced to inmates on June 15, 2023 that its Education Department had been shut down indefinitely.

The Nevada Board of Regents next week will pick a new chancellor to run the Nevada System of Higher Education.

Washoe County school trustees met Tuesday for a special board session during which they discussed processes for self-assessments as well as the 2023-24 school year performance evaluation for Superintendent Susan Enfield. 

Reno Iron Works is seeking to prevent This Is Reno from covering a court hearing tomorrow.