Monthly Archives: August, 2024

A number of questions remain unanswered about the death of a 17-year-old teen at Kids Kottage, and Washoe County officials are refusing to release details.

Nevada’s limited water resources and wide open public lands will continue to be the source of legal and political battles for state lawmakers next year — whatever the outcome of November’s election.

The PUC now has a chance to help create a different way forward and rein in NV Energy.

Northern Nevada Public Health officials said on Tuesday that they detected West Nile Virus in mosquito samples from Washoe County.

Greater Nevada Mortgage provided $1.75 million in funds for down payments and closing costs to help remove common barriers to purchasing a home.

Around 150 people rallied in downtown Reno in support of the Protect Our Letter Carriers Act, a bipartisan bill that would invest in postal service infrastructure and improve safety for mail carriers.

The U.S. Postal Service said Tuesday it is abandoning a plan to reroute Reno-area mail processing to Sacramento that had created an uproar among northern Nevadans concerned it could delay local deliveries and jeopardize on-time arrival of mail-in election ballots.

The National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges has elected Judge Michael Montero of the Sixth Judicial District in Humboldt County, Nevada to its Board of Directors.

Reno's City Council will discuss a bunch of development-related items at this week's council meeting.

On Monday, Clark asked Commission Chair Alexis Hill and District Attorney Mary Kandaras to revisit the approval at an upcoming meeting.