News coverage from This Is Reno about the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on the greater Reno, Nevada area.
On Monday, This Is Reno received tips from Washoe County School District teachers alleging that there was an outbreak of COVID-19 among the staff at Reno’s Grace Warner Elementary school.
Keeping their congregation united has been a difficult task for many church leaders, but Reno’s Living Stones has found a way.
Mantener a su congregación unida ha sido una tarea difícil para muchos líderes eclesiásticos, pero Piedras Vivas en Reno ha encontrado una manera.
El desproporcionado impacto de COVID-19 en las comunidades de color provocó que los legisladores de Nevada calificaran el racismo como una crisis de salud pública, durante el último día de la 32ª sesión especial.
About 200 teachers and education professionals gathered Aug. 6, 2020 to protest what they are calling unsafe working conditions.
Nevada lawmakers voted to shield certain industries from coronavirus-related legal liability and require hotels and casinos to enact worker protection measures after days of complicated negotiations.
The City of Reno issued 234 new business licenses during April, May and June — the period covering the worst of the pandemic shutdown.
Nevada lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday to expand eligibility for unemployment benefits to workers who decide returning to their jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic is too risky.
Los funcionarios del distrito escolar del condado de Washoe votaron a favor de mantener su plan de reapertura, a pesar de la oposición del distrito de salud y las preocupaciones expresadas por algunos profesores.
Washoe County COVID-19 case counts have reduced over the past few days, but still are at a seven-day moving average of 81 per day.
