Yearly Archives: 2024

Nevada’s tribal communities will receive nearly $27 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to build and operate affordable housing.

A Washoe County employee faces possible disciplinary action this week after she removed and destroyed a campaign sign posted near Sparks Senior Center on Tuesday.

The Reno+Sparks Chamber of Commerce hosted its “Biggest Business Expo Ever” on May 9th , at the Convention Center, drawing a crowd of over 3,000 attendees and over 500 booths.

New Reno business Tasteful Tangle opened at the end of March. From a small space in Viewcrest Shopping Center on Kings Row, Tasteful Tangle offers quick-grab meals of restaurant quality.

The Medicaid and Nevada Check Up programs had more than 13,000 fewer children enrolled last year than during the pandemic.

Local elected officials have been hearing similar presentations for years, with the data presented continually painting an increasingly dire picture of housing in the Truckee Meadows and across the state.

The Nevada Supreme Court on Monday struck down a proposed ballot initiative that would allow voters to decide whether to repeal the public funding that lawmakers approved last year for a new MLB stadium in Las Vegas.

Joe Ernst was selected Tuesday by a unanimous vote of trustees as the next Washoe County School District superintendent.

This month, Good Luck Macbeth Theatre Company has its premiere of DC Cathro’s “You May Have 6” as part of its New Works Festival.

As local governments in Nevada have used one-shot federal recovery relief dollars toward mental and behavioral health services, city and county officials stressed the importance for state lawmakers to figure out a sustainable funding source.