This Is Reno’s radio show and podcast featuring interviews, Reno news and events. We also produce this show in collaboration with KWNK Community Radio.
Fil Corbitt’s The Wind podcast explored the decision by Reno to ban whips from downtown. Fil explains what they uncovered.
In this podcast, we hear from Calen Evans with the Washoe Education Association about the future of education in Washoe County.
A residential psychiatric facility is opening in a Reno neighborhood. That is creating a lot of questions for nearby residents. We hear from two sides of the issue in this podcast episode.
In this episode we hear from two of the business owners impacted by the city’s recent crackdown on trivia games.
Lucia Starbuck interviews O’Neil about his recent visit to Ukraine to cover the Russian invasion.
Shouting, interruptions and threats marked a heated meeting of the Board of Regents on April 1. The regents are the Nevada System of Higher Education’s governing board.
On this week’s episode we break down what happened at the county meeting and why Herman’s proposal failed so dramatically.
Reno’s Black Wall street was founded in 2020. The nonprofit was formed to meet the needs of black and underserved people of color in the Reno Sparks area. The group is regularly hosting classes, outreach events and helping people in need. In this episode, three of the key people behind Black Wall Street Reno — Chandra Mask, Romar Tolliver and Donald Griffin — tell their story.
Lauren Gorman is a federal public defender in Reno. Last year she battled the federal government and won. The case involved a man who illegally re-entered the United States from Mexico after having already been deported.
The Truckee Meadows Public Lands Management Act is reportedly being drafted by U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen, and Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson says he’s pushing for the bill to get entered into Congress as early as this year.