Category: Recent News

Summers in Northern Nevada are fun-filled, with many free festivals and events to gather with friends and family. How hot is Washoe County in the...

Eight towering “alebrijes” sculptures have taken over downtown Reno as part of Artown’s 30th anniversary celebration. Standing at 22 feet tall, the colorful spirit animal...

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...

State treasurer says “dramatic adjustments” are needed to ensure sustainability for the scholarship program that helps thousands of Nevada students. Nevada State Treasurer Zach Conine...

Juneteenth is a federal holiday that was designated back 2021. It recognizes the official end of the United States Civil War when troops arrived in...

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....

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...

The Silver Legacy Baron Ballroom was filled with tears, laughter, and the rich nostalgia of shared memories last Monday afternoon on May as residents of...

The family of Jesús “Chuy” Gutierrez, the deceased owner of five restaurants in the Reno and Sparks region, invite the local Reno and Sparks community...

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...