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Over the past 12 months, a large number of people in local government and publicly funded organizations have been arrested, charged with crimes, fired, placed on administrative leave, or quit.
Is Reno building enough housing? Can people afford to live here? Here's a look at what has been built using data from the City of Reno Housing Dashboard and housing needs report.
The costs to restore have been estimated, but the city is going round on the business case. How would the Lear pay for itself, who would occupy it? Or should we build apartments?
Inside the Opaque Licensing, Felony History, and Political Entanglements Behind Club Underground and Eddie Lorton.
Eddie Lorton isn't going away, instead he is positioning himself as a political Kingmaker. I examine his statements from an interview and explain what he is doing rhetorically.
This is one man’s experience with the Reno Municipal Court. It’s revealing and shocking, and it illustrates why the system needs to be reformed.
Reno and Washoe County have a small leadership circle that moves between elected office, county administration, nonprofits, public-private partnerships, and government-adjacent organizations.
The courthouse is where justice is supposed to be delivered. Instead, it’s where radon has been quietly accumulating for nearly a decade. People are upset. It's time for a fix.
Reno could lose 2 Family Resource Centers. If that happens, the consequences will be immediate, and measurable, across Washoe County. A charity is trying to save them.
Superintendent Joe Ernst’s departure comes at a time when families are navigating unresolved complaints, escalating conflicts, and a growing sense that the parent voice isn’t consistently respected.
