Monthly Archives: March, 2024

A court decision affirmed the state’s right to limit groundwater pumping using scientific data, but full implementation of the ruling may take some time.

Reno City Council member Miguel Martinez last week posted online that he wrote a check to the City of Reno for $1,844.70, which he said was to reimburse the city for travel expenses.

Metcalf Builders, an award-winning construction company headquartered in northern Nevada, announced today that the firm has completed the construction of its new office space.

Mexican restaurant Buenos Grill has been a staple in Mayberry Landing for a long time -- 25 years serving the Reno community.

School board Trustee Jeff Church was told Monday WCSD is requesting $500,000 to defend lawsuits he filed, and may file, against the district.

A local CEO's vision for a healthier community starts with seeing the humanity and value of each person.

Leaders on the Board of Regents for Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) on Monday released a statement condemning remarks made last week by Regent Patrick Boylan during the March 1 quarterly meeting.

Reno's music scene is hopping this week. Whether you're a jazz enthusiast or someone who enjoys classical harmonies, there's a live show for you.  

The Navy conducted its annual large-scale protection exercise in mid-February for two weeks at installations around the world.

A new paid family medical leave requirement for companies receiving tax breaks from the state continues to receive pushback from economic development officials.