Monthly Archives: June, 2024
Trustees discuss Juneteenth, WCSD legislative priorities
Washoe County School District Trustee Alex Woodley read a proclamation on Tuesday acknowledging the new federal holiday of Juneteenth as part of a discussion during the Board of Trustees meeting.
Military briefs around Northern Nevada: Week of June 13, 2024
Events and resources for veterans and active-duty military in northern Nevada for the week of June 13, 2024.
Truckee Meadows Water Authority Encourages Smart Water Use (sponsored)
As temperatures are forecasted to be above normal this week, please keep in mind that standard water conservation practices are in force.
School district employee arrested on charges relating to sex with minor
RPD officials said the victim contacted the police at 3:30 a.m. Tuesday morning, June 11, to report the sexual relationship.
Walmart announces four new investments, including new annual bonus program, for hourly associates in Nevada (sponsored)
Walmart is starting a bonus program for eligible full- and part-time hourly associates in stores, including hourly associates in the pharmacy and optical departments.
Aguilar joins officials warning about threat of AI misinforming voters
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar participated in a project with the Institute for Advanced Studies earlier this year that tested the use of chatbots in Nevada.
Tribes, conservationists, residents pan draft environmental review of lithium mine
Last week, the Bureau of Land Management closed public comments on a draft environmental impact survey for the proposed Rhyolite Ridge Lithium-Boron mine in Esmeralda County, near the Nye County border.
SilverSummit Healthplan partners with ReDirect Youth Outreach to sponsor at-risk youth in boxing & fitness programs (sponsored)
SilverSummit Healthplan announced today a partnership with ReDirect Youth Outreach and a joint donation drive being held through July 15.
Nevada Republicans prepare to choose a candidate to take on Jacky Rosen in critical Senate race
Retired Army Capt. Sam Brown hopes a late endorsement from former President Donald Trump will help carry him to victory in the state's GOP Senate primary.
We Know What You’re Doing This Summer: Horror-themed store opens in Reno
Noticing a hole in the market for horror movie fans, a husband-and-husband team created Terror, a new horror shop in Reno