Yearly Archives: 2024

Private investigator Tom Green said he was recently trespassed from the Nevada Cares Campus, the region’s massive homeless shelter.

A county public defender filed a lawsuit against the former law firm where she was employed, and it has been settled out of court.

The University of Nevada, Reno’s new dean of engineering and a new faculty member in the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources are being accused online of research misconduct.

Dickson Commercial Group (DCG) is pleased to announce that Gerrit Hillebrand, CCIM, has joined the firm.

The IRS announced eligibility requirements for the free, direct filing system that Nevada and 12 other states are piloting during the 2024 tax season.

More than 2,500 students will have new options to get to school starting Feb. 20.

Sparks City Council members on Monday, Feb. 12, will decide whether to settle a lawsuit with former Sparks Fire Chief Mark Lawson.

Though typically the idiom “second to none” is a compliment, for former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, it means her third defeat in the Republican presidential nomination process. And a humiliating one.

If you’re hosting a Big Game party, you probably have a to-do list a mile long. And second only to who will take home the trophy in Super Bowl LVII is what you’ll serve to fuel the crowd. 

As mayors and governors clamor for help coping with the influx of asylum seekers arriving in the nation’s metropolitan areas, a bipartisan compromise negotiated in the Senate would allow migrants to begin supporting themselves sooner than the current 180-day waiting period.