As the 2026 election season continues, a coalition of Nevada grassroots organizations holds local trivia night to encourage ...

Thousands of cyclists labored to climb in the High Sierra’s thin air. Lungs and thighs burned as the grade steepened near the ...

Drag performers taking a group photo before their routines. Photo by Christopher Harman. Walking into the LGBTQ Center of Las Vegas, visitors are handed three beaded necklaces by a drag queen dressed ...

Two weeks before she was laid off, Andrea Icard’s supervisor told her she was doing everything right. Icard, who immigrated to Reno six years ago, had just received a glowing performance review for ...

In Reno and Sparks, residents are set to elect a new mayor and officials to serve on the City Council, and Washoe County residents have choices for county commission. Mayors, city council members, and ...

Nevadans will elect officials to represent them in state government, ahead of next year’s biennial legislative session. According to the state: “Members of the Assembly are elected every two years, ...

Aerial views of the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center from August 2025. Photo courtesy of Evan Petty. This story is part of an ongoing series, Who Controls the West, which examines the people, companies ...

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A welcome snowstorm during the April 11-12 weekend dropped up to 3.5 feet of snow on the High Sierra, leading some ski resorts to reevaluate and extend their planned seasons following a dry winter.

When The Radical Cat bookstore opened in 2022, its owners wanted to build a community space that aims to bring more than just books to Northern Nevada. Located in Midtown Reno, it offers a mix of ...

The end of the lawn era. Native shrubs and gravel require 50-75% less water than grass, making xeriscaping the new economic reality for homeowners balancing high water costs. Source: Brian Burriss.