Yearly Archives: 2024

Northern Nevada Public Health’s Air Quality Management Division (AQMD) has issued an Air Quality Advisory for the Reno-Sparks area.

Nevada voters will decide whether to get rid of slavery and involuntary servitude as a form of criminal punishment from the state constitution on the 2024 ballot.

A career soldier who has spent more than 40 years in the military was named Nevada’s incoming adjutant general, replacing the retiring Maj. Gen. Ondra Berry in October.

The Reno City Council last week discussed whether there should be a noise ordinance downtown.

Yogo's flagship product is a travel yoga mat designed to fold up to the size of a newspaper.

Reno City Council approved a pilot rapid rehousing program, updated tree standards, and the purchase of 27 acres for affordable housing.

KPS3 has announced the promotion of two team members. Shyene Joubert has been promoted to associate director of content, and Ashley Campagna has been promoted to account manager.

Two WCSO detectives sued the Reno Police Department, and in late August, they added Reno's mayor and council members to their lawsuit.

Representatives from an international tobacco giant have begun pitching to Nevada state lawmakers a new product they describe as a safer alternative for cigarette smokers.

The Reno City Council denied an appeal from NV Energy and the Heinz Ranch Land Company over a condition of approval imposed by the city's planning commission.