History

Bob Carroll was an icon in news broadcasting for more than 60 years: He was Mr. Reno from the time he began delivering the news on KOLO-TV in 1961 to his last show on KUNR. 

The Northern Nevada Black Cultural Awareness Society on Saturday held their 34th annual Juneteenth celebration at Idlewild Park in Reno.

Downtown Reno’s St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, affirming its historic and cultural significance within the community.

Local high school juniors and seniors this summer can learn about history in a weeklong camp offered by the University of Nevada, Reno’s Shared History Program.

Like its two famous movies, TOPGUN instruction is real … teaching pilots that warfighting becomes a matter of life and death in the skies above sea or land.

Community members gathered Monday at the Northern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Fernley to recognize Memorial Day.

Memorial Day, this year on Monday, May 30, is a day when the nation mourns U.S. military forces who died while serving.

For those of you who get a three-day weekend for Memorial Day, cheers. For the rest of us, boohoo.

The Biggest Little City at one time had at least 52 different, known public fallout shelters.

The museum, also known as the Black Springs Volunteer Fire Department Museum, celebrated its grand opening Saturday, April 23, 2022.