Karl take us on a jaunt around Reno’s neighborhoods, including the 2-4, Sproul and Conductor Heights.
Nearly 16,000 area students do not have access to a computer at home, making getting and submitting assignments in the time of “shelter-at-home” an extra challenge.
Officials announced today an 17 additional cases of COVID-19 in Washoe County and four recoveries. Three more people have died.
A new affordable housing complex for seniors began accepting resident applications this week to prepare for leasing, which is slated to start this summer.
At Willow Springs, a residential treatment facility in Reno, 24 youth and 11 staff have tested positive for COVID-19. One staff member has died.
Karl’s curation of stories begotten by other stories is stymied by the rules of Facebook, but those stories are alive and well at the Sparks Heritage Museum.
Residents can learn about the Sun Valley Blvd. Transportation Improvement Project and provide feedback to the RTC online through May 1.
Las escuelas públicas de Nevada permanecen cerradas como parte del esfuerzo del estado para luchar contra la propagación de coronavirus.
Karl revisits the topic of his pal Bruce R. Thompson with a few more stories of the renowned judge.
OPINION: It seems like common sense that Nevada’s constitutional framers would go to great lengths to ensure independence in its judiciary.
