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Photographer Trevor Bexon traveled around town to capture more images showing just how much coronavirus has changed how we are moving (or not moving at all) about the community.

Photographer Trevor Bexon spent time documenting what has become part of the new normal amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including closed bars and restaurants, hospital triage tents, and empty store shelves.

Major downtown Reno businesses closed today in the wake of COVID-19, causing one person to call the area a ghost town.

Renown Regional Medical Center constructed a deployable medical tent on Wednesday as a proactive step to separate patients with symptoms of respiratory illness from the general hospital entrance.

“Noises Off!” at Good Luck Macbeth is a quirky, must-see show about a play within a play and the antics actors participate in backstage.

311 stopped by the Grand Sierra Resort’s Grand Theater last Saturday celebrating 30 years with the same lineup.

Tribe members from across the region gathered Saturday for the annual Nevada Urban Indians Diabetes Health Fair and Youth Sobriety Contest Powwow.

Students at Dodson Elementary School began building their new school garden with support from Urban Roots.

Young Americans for Liberty, a conservative political club at the University of Nevada, Reno, last week hosted Eureka County Sheriff Jesse Watts to speak about Second Amendment issues.

Churrasco Brazilian Steakhouse opened its doors to Reno in mid-February offering distinctive hand carved meats and fresh sides, rodízio style.