Yearly Archives: 2024

This Is Reno’s second lawsuit against the City of Reno was heard Wednesday at the Nevada Court of Appeals.

The Reno Aces this week announced the addition of two 100-foot-long digital screens to the suite-level facias along Greater Nevada Field’s first and third base lines. 

The abrupt closure and bankruptcy of Career College of Northern Nevada left students and instructors scrambling.

Has anyone else heard that Hillary Schieve and Devon Reese are about to play musical chairs with the City of Reno mayor’s position?

Political observers believe Gov. Joe Lombardo's influence could play a role in the races that decide whether he maintains veto power at the Nevada State Legislature.

The board last week heard the first reading of ordinance changes that would pave the way for the development of more accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, in the Truckee Meadows.

Executive Chairman of Dermody Properties Michael C. Dermody is the first recipient of the Legend Award from NAIOP Northern Nevada.

When attorneys and housing justice organizers call for reforming how courts handle disputes between landlords and tenants, they often point to Nevada’s unique, and quick, summary eviction process, which puts the onus on tenants to first file with the courts.

Nevada’s newest veterans of the month and military supporters were recognized on Feb. 28 in a ceremony at the Nevada State Library and Archives in Carson City.

Greater Nevada Mortgage, a subsidiary of Greater Nevada Credit Union, is expanding its Keys to Greater program to southern Nevada to support more homeless youth across the state.