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Two individuals walk toward prison

Families of inmates frustrated over sudden suspension in visits

January 19, 2022 by Noticiero Movil

Heidi M. flew from London to Nevada last week to go to Lovelock Correctional Center and visit a loved one whom she had only seen once in the past two years.  Shortly after her arrival, she found out through social media that the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) temporarily paused all visits as a “precaution” amid rising… [Read More]

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WCSD authorizes individual schools to go remote if needed due to COVID-19

January 14, 2022 by Andrew Mendez

The Washoe County School District is grappling with a surge of COVID-19 cases among teachers and students. KUNR’s Andrew Mendez reports that while the district as a whole is not planning to go remote at this time, individual schools are now authorized to go virtual on a case-by-case basis.  According to the latest update, on… [Read More]

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State orders half million at-home COVID-19 test kits amid Omicron surge

January 14, 2022 by Noticiero Movil

Gov. Steve Sisolak announced during a state press call this afternoon that 588,216 FlowFlex antigen home test kits, covered by federal COVID-19 relief funds, will arrive in Nevada by the end of the month.  “We know that Nevadans want easy and convenient access to COVID-19 testing from the comfort of their own home,” Sisolak said.  The test… [Read More]

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Documentary captures the soul of Reno area Mexican dance troupe

January 12, 2022 by Bailey Shepard

El Alma de Mexico, a documentary that debuted publicly at the 2021 Student Documentary Film Festival on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) last December, for the first time on film showcased the Ballet Folclórico Internacional de Reno, according to its artistic director. “Thank you so much for taking all of this… [Read More]

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From voting to car seat rule changes, new Nevada laws take effect Jan. 1

January 4, 2022 by Noticiero Movil

With the new year comes, yet again, another new set of laws on the books. More than 55 bills enacted by the Legislature in 2021 take effect either in whole or in part today. They include several health care-related laws — making changes to Medicaid services, establishing a pathway for people to obtain birth control without a… [Read More]

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One Small Step: Reno residents reflect on 9/11

December 29, 2021 by Natalie Van Hoozer

This fall, the nation honored the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.  On the anniversary, two Reno residents who had never met before joined each other for a unique video call. Their discussion was part of One Small Step, a program to connect people who have different political values through dialogue.  Don Harner is a local… [Read More]

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He Tore Down Motels Where Poor Residents Lived During a Housing Crisis. City Leaders Did Nothing.

December 27, 2021 by Noticiero Movil

For most of his life, Ernest Block has managed to stay one step ahead of homelessness. When he was 9, his parents scrambled to find a new place to live after his grandmother sold the family ranch. As an adult, when his rent surpassed his income, he found friends willing to take him in as… [Read More]

Wells Avenue: A neighborhood rich in history and multiculturalism (4 of 4)

December 22, 2021 by Maria Palma

What’s happening on Wells? Is Wells Avenue changing its face? Is the district becoming gentrified? This is the fourth article of a four-part series focused on the Wells Avenue area and what neighbors, business owners and experts have to say about how the area is evolving. Walking down Wells Avenue feels different. It is one… [Read More]

The changing Wells Avenue: What residents think

December 10, 2021 by Maria Palma

What’s happening on Wells? Is Wells Avenue changing its face? Is the district becoming gentrified? This is the third of a four-part series focused on the Wells Avenue area and what neighbors, business owners and experts have to say about how the area is evolving.  Ana Alvardo’s boyfriend in 2004 purchased a house in the… [Read More]

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Advocates fear thousands are unaware of child tax credit eligibility

December 7, 2021 by Noticiero Movil

For Frankie Perez, an Air Force veteran and foster parent to five of his nieces and nephews, the recently expanded federal child tax credit allowed him to not only keep his home afloat during the pandemic but also to “better the quality of life” of the children by helping pay for school uniforms, sports and family outings. … [Read More]

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