Monthly Archives: August, 2024

The Biden-Harris administration has announced 103 grant awards to Nevada farmers, ranchers and forest landowners through the Discrimination Financial Assistance Program.

On August 14, KWNK Community Radio and The Holland Project hosted a member appreciation party at the Press Start Bar & Arcade.

The colorful Seven Magic Mountains large-scale sculpture that’s graced the desert south of Las Vegas for the past eight years may be headed north.

Nearly 300,000 people have been disenrolled from Nevada Medicaid following the end of a pandemic-era policy that kept people continuously enrolled.

The Reno area is hosting a variety of events this week, ranging from music programs to art parties and food tastings.

Council members approved a contract with the Reno Police Protective Association and approved a plan to proceed with the redevelopment agency.

Gordon Ramsay has built an empire of creative restaurant concepts, each with its own niche. While he is perhaps most well-known for his fine dining concepts, Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips takes a more laid-back approach to food.

The state’s highest court needs to needs to address whether an elected official must vote for something just because the State Legislature requires it of them.

The Our Nevada Judges website late Friday filed a motion to unseal nearly a year's worth of documents in Rupert Murdoch's family trust court case.

Environmental groups say a lawsuit is iminent unless the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes steps to protect the pygmy rabbit, a small species found in Utah, Nevada, and other Western states.