News coverage from This Is Reno about the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on the greater Reno, Nevada area.
Washoe Schools superintendent Kristen McNeill briefed media on COVID-19 in the schools, distance learning, and diversity in the district.
The Reno City Council next week is scheduled to consider a resolution for the purchase of Governor’s Bowl Park, at East 7th Street near the Spaghetti Bowl, to be used as regional shelter to house those experiencing homelessness.
En este audio diario, Carolina Juárez comparte su experiencia apoyando a los alumnos y dirigiendo la despensa de alimentos de la escuela.
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office today reported its first known case of COVID-19 in the general population of its detention facility.
Gov. Steve Sisolak asked in a letter Wednesday to Vice President Mike Pence why President Donald Trump’s campaign defied White House guidance on public gatherings by holding two weekend rallies in Nevada.
Reno-Tahoe International Airport’s cargo operations have ramped up during the pandemic, helping buoy the local economy.
At the Washoe County and state level briefings today, health officials greeted Nevadans with a flurry of good news–and some cautions.
The University of Nevada, Reno on Sept. 4 reported its highest COVID-19 new case count yet: 24 students, faculty and staff.
New realities have come to light suggesting that while anyone might be infected with COVID-19, the outcome of the disease will be vastly different.
On Saturday the Nevada State Democratic Party hosted a call with the National Democratic Party Chairman Tom Perez to focus on the 2020 campaign and activities and issues in Nevada.
