The top executive at the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority on Thursday was granted a bonus for meeting agency goals after less than a year on the job.
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The Arbor Day Foundation and City of Reno are partnering to offer discounted 5-gallon-sized trees to the public.
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A large-scale digitization project at the Washoe County Recorder’s office is almost complete, including records back to 1862.
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An adjustment to the Truckee Meadows Regional Plan was approved by Washoe County commissioners on Tuesday to make way for a solar facility near a ghost town almost 50 miles northwest of Reno.
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The speed limit on Skyline Boulevard between Mary Gojack Park and Horseman’s Park in Reno has been decreased to 20 miles per hour, effective this month.
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The Washoe County Health District’s Air Quality Management Division is accepting applications from those wishing to join its Air Pollution Control Hearing Board.
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Local youth sports programs will soon be able to use local indoor venues for games and practices when air quality is unhealthy.
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Reno City Council members on Wednesday approved easements for the Nevada System of Higher Education for skywalk airspace, footings and a fence at the University of Nevada, Reno.
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Reno collectively gets $51.5 million as part of the federal American Rescue Plan Act funds sent to Nevada, half of which as already been received.
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Washoe County commissioners on Tuesday overturned a recommendation by the Planning Commission to deny a tentative subdivision map for 358 single family homes in the Red Rock area.