Monthly Archives: March, 2024

Reno City Council members on Wednesday approved a $70 million bond to provide additional funding for the American Flat Advanced Purified Water Project.

Tina Fey’s 2004 cinematic endeavor Mean Girls has cemented itself in the minds of many as one of the best comedies of the 2000s.

The loss puts Nevada’s final seeding and region for the NCAA tournament in some question, but they are likely still safely in the field as a 6-8 seed.

The Nevada Advisory Committee on Traffic Safety urged state lawmakers Wednesday to consider legislation authorizing the use of speeding and red light cameras.

The biggest finding was that documented policies and procedures for take-home vehicles do not exist, according to the audit report. 

Almost two decades ago, JaVale McGee made one of the most important decisions in his young life: He accepted former coach Mark Fox’s invitation to come to play for the Wolf Pack.

Patagonia retail workers in Reno voted to unionize. The Reno Patagonia outlet store, located at 130 S Center St., is the first of the outdoor retailer’s U.S. stores to vote for union representation.

Day 1 of the Mountain West Conference Tournament in men's basketball is in the books kicking off with an upset victory for Fresno State.

Washoe County District Attorney Chris Hicks is encouraging local businesses to sign up for the Fraudulent Check Diversion Program.

The Washoe County School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday approved a budget augmentation of half a million dollars to be provided to the district’s Office of General Counsel to fight lawsuits and complaints brought against the board by its own Trustee Jeff Church.