Monthly Archives: July, 2024

Sparks City Council members on Monday rejected a $1.2 million settlement offer from Maureen Hvegholm, an older woman injured in an altercation with a Sparks firefighter.

Washoe County is gathering more information to potentially submit a bill request to the state for an automatic vote recount law.

The City of Reno is grappling with conflicting policies on beer cup usage at special events, pitting sustainability concerns against public safety.

A proposed voter identification ballot measure has qualified for the general election in Nevada, organizers announced Friday.

Reno has several cultural events for the week of July 21, 2024 with acclaimed artists, authors and performers. Elizabeth Acevedo, National Book Award winner,...

Insurance companies are canceling homeowners' policies in Nevada due to wildfire risk, even in areas with no history of fires and where significant mitigation efforts have been made. The trend is particularly prevalent in Washoe County, where 172 policies were canceled in 2022.

Nevada saw job growth in June, but the state also saw a slight increase in unemployment.

Foodshed Café got a new life, reopening on the top floor of the Great Basin Co-op on April 1.

When it comes to women’s health and reproductive care, Nevada appears to have more in common with states with extreme abortion bans than it does with other states that protect access.

If you’re looking for a way to entertain the kids or dip your toes into a pool of nostalgia, look no further than the Reno Little Theater’s production of The Spongebob Musical.