Yearly Archives: 2024

The rededication of the flagpole and its pillar and the unveiling of a new POW-MIA chair of honor at Mackay Stadium highlighted this year’s Salute to Service on Nov. 2, before the Colorado State–Nevada football game.

NNPH issues yellow burn code Moderate air quality forecasted due to nearby prescribed burn.

Three U.S. House seats in Nevada will remain under Democratic control after a sweeping win Thursday for the incumbents, while the state's tight Senate race was still too early to call.

Christmas House Reno offers a festive, immersive holiday experience for all ages.

At least one of three U.S. House seats previously held by Democrats in Nevada will remain under that party's control after incumbent Rep. Dina Titus won her race Thursday.

Quest Counseling’s Youth Opioid Intervention Program aims to reduce overdoses among Reno youth (ages 13-24) by providing treatment, Narcan, and support for recovery.

The Women and Children’s Center of the Sierra (WACCS) is once again hosting its adopt-a-family holiday program; this time, 175 families need help.

The federal government is now facing a lawsuit challenging its approval of the first domestic lithium project authorized under the Biden Administration.

AP VoteCast surveyed voters in Nevada and nationwide to learn more about their priorities and concerns.

Charles Sehe, 101, who served his entire military career during the second world war aboard the battleship USS Nevada (NN36), died Sunday.