Monthly Archives: April, 2024

Reno ranks among the top 20 communities in the U.S. for the worst air quality. Days of unhealthy pollution put Reno on the list.

“The Road Home” is an informational and educational program to assist local home buyers and sellers navigate the impacts of the National Association of Realtors settlement.

Guinasso: I was disappointed to read Alex Velto’s op-ed last week. Sadly, he chose to characterize my legal work and political advocacy for unborn children being slaughtered for profit as “morally repugnant.”

Chris Bergman has always owned dogs, and he’s been told he’s pretty good at training them.

Jewish Nevada and Temple Emanu-El announced that they are hosting the annual Northern Nevada Jewish Film Festival on Sunday, May 5, 2024, at the National Automobile Museum.

Voters in Nevada will soon need to narrow down which candidates can advance to the general election for the chance to govern Nevada’s public system of higher education. 

The City Council and the Redevelopment Agency Board (which is comprised of the City Council, just convening for a different role) are holding Special Meetings beginning at 10 am on Wednesday to discuss the fiscal year (FY) 2024/25 budget, fee schedule, and strategic priorities.

The May 7 skin check event is completely free for anyone to attend, but skin checks will be performed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Air Force pilot Lt. Col. Alexander Turner Jr. came to Reno to see the jet he flew nearly 60 years ago.

Federal wildlife managers Thursday agreed to decide whether or not to list a rare Nevada fish as a threatened or endangered species within the next year after failing to meet a federally required deadline.