Monthly Archives: April, 2024
Washoe students report an increase in cyberbullying
More than half of students surveyed said bullying was an issue at their school, increasing from 46% in the 2021-2022 school year to 57% this year.
State looks to expand food assistance program to restaurants
The Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services is looking to implement a meal program that allows unhoused folks and people with disabilities to use food assistance benefits at partnering restaurants.
Accusations of ‘back door deals’ levied in proposed Community Assistance Center purchase
The Reno City Council on Wednesday agreed to start a request for proposal (RFP) process after a local developer submitted a letter of interest to turn the dilapidated Community Assistance Center property into workforce housing.
Judge dismisses Council member Brekhus’ lawsuit against city
A lawsuit filed late last year by Reno City Council member Jenny Brekhus was denied Wednesday by Second Judicial District Court Judge David Hardy.
Trustees tackle budget, keep funding for more than 240 newer jobs
Washoe County School District’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday held their annual budget discussions, which included an update on the strategic plan, school police and transportation services.
Downtown Partnership executive blasts Union Pacific for not cleaning up garbage along train tracks
Downtown Reno Partnership executive Neoma Jardon blasted Union Pacific Railroad allegedly for not managing massive amounts of trash along train tracks.
Regulatory capture has Nevada’s great outdoors in a bind, say enthusiasts
Nevada’s wildlife commission and its mining commission don’t reflect the state’s diversity and are dominated by industry insiders who profit from the decisions they render, say critics.
KPS3 promotes Julia Jones to Associate Vice President of Growth Marketing (sponsored)
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KPS3, a full-service marketing and communications agency, has promoted Julia Jones to associate vice president of growth marketing.
Sparks Marina stocked with tiger trout for spring fishing (photos)
Officials with the Nevada Department of Wildlife on Tuesday stocked the Sparks Marina with 2,500 tiger trout.
NV childhood immunization, adult vaccination rates both well behind national averages
A decline in “vaccine confidence” has contributed to a decrease in child immunization rates, Nevada health officials warned state lawmakers on Monday.