Monthly Archives: June, 2024
The importance of electing state legislators who will unquestionably support LGBTQ+ folks cannot be overstated (sponsored)
The importance of electing state legislators who will unquestionably support LGBTQ+ folks cannot be overstated.
NV lawmakers urged to stop letting courts charge fees for public defenders
Though people have a constitutional right to legal representation, an antiquated Nevada law allows for some to be charged a fee for using a public defender.
The Dairy Games helps fuel Nevadans with knowledge about nutrition during National Dairy Month (sponsored)
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The Nevada Dairy Farmers, producers and educators of all things dairy, announces “The Dairy Games” to promote the positive nutritional benefits of dairy for National Dairy Month.
Five events in Reno this week: Improv, a capella and a festival on the river
Get outside and celebrate the Truckee River this weekend at the Reno River Festival, which has morphed into an event with activities for all ages and abilities.
Midtown welcomes a new wings restaurant: Wing King 775
If Wing King 775 is king of anything, it’s flavor. The new wing and burger spot boasts 100 flavors on its regular menu.
How gas prices have changed in Nevada in the last week
The national average cost of a gallon of gasoline is a few cents below last week's levels and roughly in line with the trend from this time last year, according to AAA data.
ACLU: Jails in compliance with voting law
After threatening to sue multiple municipal jails for failing to comply with voting access law passed in 2023, the ACLU of Nevada announced Thursday that several jails throughout the state are fully compliant.
WCSD: Community partnerships are helping combat suicide, dropout rates
Washoe County School District’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday heard an update regarding the district's three partnering programs and how they are helping students.