Yearly Archives: 2024

Reno City Council member Devon Reese’s spending and donations over the past several years show he spends 30-40% of his annual discretionary budget on travel and training—more than any other council member.

Nevada LGBTQ+ students say they face discrimination based on their sexual orientation and gender identity, according to new findings from Silver State Equality. 

Reno High School's "We the People" team took first place in the state competition and will now compete in the national competition in Leesburg, Virginia, in April. 

Scantily clad runners jogged through Midtown Saturday for the national Cupid’s Undie Run, a fundraising event to support the research of neurofibromatosis (NF).

Public records show that some council members have used their budgets for extravagant and unusual travel with unclear benefits for Reno’s residents.

Public Utilities Commissioner Randy Brown led the charge to have ratepayers, rather than shareholders, foot the bill for the NV Energy's employee bonuses. 

Faith leaders and advocates from the community lead a vigil Monday at the Reno City Plaza to remember the 135 houseless people who died in 2023.

The Nevada Public Utilities Commission is scheduled to reconsider its decision to stick ratepayers with a $5.75 million bill for bonuses NV Energy paid.

An ordinance passed Monday by the Sparks City Council to discourage people living in their vehicles was called “inhumane” by critics.

TRPA violated its half-a-century old federal compact prohibiting development that would jeopardize Lake Tahoe’s environment, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.