Reno Begins to Recover After Deadly GSR Shooting [video]
A tragedy in our community occurred on Monday morning, when a gunman opened fire at the Grand Sierra Resort where six people were injured resulting...
TRUMP vs TRIO: What Students May Lose Due to Budgets Cuts this Upcoming School Year
Higher education will soon undergo changes that will inevitably affect low-income and first-generation students around the nation. The Department of Education (DOE) faces immense funding...
Amid immigration crackdown, a Latino cultural hub in North Las Vegas is collateral damage
Fears of enforcement are keeping people away from public places that are emblematic of the immigrant community — and bringing economic consequences. Ana Bernal Hernandez’s...
Fire Destroys Home of Reno Rapper Natalia Chacon, granddaughter of Arlan Melendez
GoFundMe launched to purchase a mobile home to place on the family’s lot Fans and followers of Natalia Chacón began last week to share with one...
Nevada rates near bottom for children’s well-being, though poverty, teen births tick down
Nevada children’s health, economic well-being drop as state holds on to low ranking Nevada children’s health and economic well-being dropped for a second year in...
Job Corps has been saved — for now
The federal courts granted on June 25 a preliminary injunction against the closure of the Job Corps program. This means that the closure of Job...
What is ‘Juneteenth’ and why Latinos should understand and commemorate this day?
As Juneteenth approaches and people begin to make plans to celebrate the holiday, it’s important to remember how and why this became a moment worth...
Outdoor tourism businesses could take a financial hit as international travelers avoid Nevada
In this week’s Indy Gaming, a general malaise toward U.S. travel hurts more than just the gaming industry. Also, changes approved for private gaming salons....
Future of the Sierra Nevada Job Corps Still Unsure After Possible Final Graduation Ceremony
Antonio Bowen tried to uplift, with a rallying speech, the somber mood of the families and students gathered at what could be the last graduation...
Spanish-language newspaper ceases printing after 45 years, leaving void in Las Vegas
The family-owned paper sought to be as close to the community as possible. Its leader hopes it will rise again, better adapted to a tough...
