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Reno snow, presidential visits and why marinara sauce doesn't have seafood in it

Writing, editing and fact-checking will send any good journalist down a few dozen rabbit holes on a pretty frequent basis.

Ballot Battleground: Nevada: Amodei-Kidd forum, 2024 election updates, Trump Reno rally

Mail ballots are arriving, early in-person voting starts this weekend and after months of campaigning, billions in spending and one of the craziest years in Ame

District Court Judge Sigurdson sued again for denying media camera access to court

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Report: Nevada children need better coordination, support

A new report by the Guinn Center urges Nevada to create a centralized governance structure, improve data systems and enhance workforce development. The center proposes establishing a new office within the governor’s office to support the state’s early childhood systems (ECS) with the goal to address fragmentation and inefficiency.

Democrats hope redrawn district give them the edge in Washoe state Senate race

A historically competitive legislative district in Washoe County could be the deciding factor in the Democrats’ quest to clinch a two-thirds supermajority in the state Senate. Northern Nevada’s Senate District 15 — which spans most of Western Reno — has long been considered a swing-district with a nearly even split between Democratic and Republican registered

Missing man with medical conditions last seen in Colorado could be headed to Nevada

A statewide alert was issued in Colorado on Wednesday for a missing man who reportedly has various medical conditions and needs medication.

Industry Insider Speaker Series links students with business leaders

Development of those important business networks will be supercharged through the Industry Insider Speaker Series, a new initiative that further strengthens the ties between the College of Business and the business community.

The Yeates Family: from 1874 to 2024

Jessie Yeates was among the University’s first students in 1874. Now, 150 years later, her great-great-great-grandson, Carson Petersen (Class of 2026), continues the family legacy at the University of Nevada,

Lyten to build Gigafactory in Nevada

Californian lithium-sulphur battery developer Lyten wants to build the world's first lithium-sulfur battery factory in the US state of Nevada. Once fully operational, the factory will be able to produce 10 GWh of lithium-sulfur batteries per year.

Will a Fifth Team Forfeit Women's Volleyball Match Against SJSU and Transgender Teammate?

The University of Nevada, Reno has not formally declared a forfeit prior to the scheduled match, however, student-athletes gave an official statement to online news source OutKick, revealing that they would forfeit.

Nevada GOP files FEC complaint against California group over alleged election interference

The Nevada GOP has filed an FEC complaint against a California group over allegations of election interference.

Nonpartisan Greg Kidd is well-funded but faces long odds to beat US Rep. Mark Amodei

Greg Kidd, a Tahoe tech investor, is self-funding his U.S. House campaign. He supports abortion rights and wants to make Nevada a finance leader.

Lit fans take over Reno with Nevada Humanities Literary Crawl

Literary enthusiasts flocked to south of downtown Reno last weekend to celebrate the Nevada Humanities Literary Crawl, an event now in its 10th year. Poets, writers, readers, artists, and lit nerds participated in book talks,

Lyten Announces Plans to Build World’s First Lithium-Sulfur Battery Gigafactory

Supermaterial applications company Lyten announced plans to invest more than $1 billion to build the world’s first Lithium-Sulfur battery gigafactory. The facility will be located near Reno, Nevada and will have the capability to produce up to 10 gigawatt-hours of batteries annually at full scale.

New Extension horticulture specialist to promote water-efficient gardening and sustainable horticulture in Clark County

The University of Nevada, Reno has appointed Azadeh Alizadeh as an Extension horticulture specialist and assistant professor for Clark County. She will lead efforts to educate residents on climate-smart gardening and landscaping to help address the county’s food insecurity and water challenges.

SJSU volleyball player cheers Nevada athletes for voting to forfeit match against her team

Brooke Slusser alleged in a lawsuit recently feeling concerned for her safety after realizing one of her San José State University teammates was transgender.

Free Cybersecurity Conference will focus on small and mid-sized businesses

All types of businesses and organizations are affected, but small and mid-sized businesses may be particularly vulnerable. “Cyberattacks are very costly for small- and medium-scale businesses, as they operate within tight budget constraints and limited available resources,

Diamonds, Spades, And World-Class Glades: Behind the Scenes of Our 2025 Reno-Tahoe Snowboard Test

Between Diamond Peak’s groomers and glades and Reno’s vibrant downtown, we hit the jackpot during our 2025 Nevada snowboard test.

Billion Dollar Lithium-Sulfur Battery Gigafactory Coming To Nevada

Lyten, a supermaterials applications company, is building the world's first gigafactory of its kind near Reno, NV.

Atlantic reporter shares ways for voters to suss out disinformation ahead of visit to MSU

The Democracy at a Crossroads series from The Atlantic made stops at the University of Nevada Reno and Morehouse College and is now ending at Michigan State University.

Lau promoted to brigadier general

With the promotion, Randy Lau becomes the third current Nevada Army National Guard general, joining Brig. Gen. D. Rodger Waters, the state’s incoming adjutant general, and Brig. Gen. Troy Armstrong, the assistant adjutant general who lives in Las Vegas.

Nevada university volleyball team forfeits upcoming game against San Jose State

Volleyball players at a Nevada university have decided to forfeit an upcoming match against San Jose State University's volleyball team.

Nevada is getting the world’s first lithium-sulfur battery gigafactory

Supermaterials trailblazer Lyten will invest over $1 billion to build the world’s first lithium-sulfur battery gigafactory in Reno, Nevada. The new factory will be capable of producing up to 10 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of batteries annually once it’s fully ...

Lyten Announces Plans to Build the World’s First Lithium-Sulfur Battery Gigafactory in Nevada

Lyten, the supermaterial applications company and global leader in Lithium-Sulfur batteries, today announced plans to invest more than $1 billion to build the world’s first Lithium-Sulfur battery gigafactory.

NV Energy clearing hazardous materials in Tahoe Basin, disruptions expected

Starting next week, NV Energy will be replacing power poles and clearing large logs and brush that pose fire hazards to company infrastructure in the Tahoe Basi

Natural Grocers Set to Open Relocated Store in Reno

The new store in Reno comes on the heels of the opening of another relocated store in Highlands Ranch, Colo., and the closing of an under-performing Natural Grocers location in downtown Denver. Among other factors, the retailer cited ongoing theft challenges and safety issues in that urban site.

Zombie Crawl, Wicked Wine Walk, big temperature swing this week in Reno-Sparks

Dress for everything this week. Forecasters predict 80-degree highs on Tuesday, 60-degree highs by Friday — and possible 30-degree overnight lows.

Pac Who? Lewis, Red and aggressive defense run the Beavers out of town in upset win at Mackay Stadium (photos)

Pac Who? Lewis, Red and aggressive defense run the Beavers out of town in upset win at Mackay Stadium. The Nevada Wolf Pack came back from a 10-point second-half deficit and final

UW faces perilous bowl climb as former Pac-12 schools struggle | Analysis

We're halfway through the first football season of this new era, and the former Pac-12 schools are struggling. Here are Jon Wilner's Saturday night takeaways.

Madein Means Local: New Mayberry Landing restaurant serves a fresh menu supported by small businesses

Image courtesy of Madein and used with permission. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Madein Food & Drink Collective is a collaborative effort, blending talents from across Reno’s small business landscape.

Sip, shop and stroll: The Reno Wine Walk takes place monthly—and sometimes, attendees dress like pirates

At the monthly Reno Wine Walk, you can purchase a decorative wine glass for $30, which includes wine samples at participating locations on and near the Riverwalk.

2 Arrested After Toddler Dies From Traumatic Injuries Consistent With Abuse

Two people have been arrested in California after a 2-year-old girl died from traumatic injuries consistent with abuse. Bakersfield Police officers responded to a call for a medical emergency on Thursday and took the toddler to a hospital,

NIC ROUNDUP: Disappointing day in Nevada for Cardinals

RENO, Nev. — It wasn’t a loss, but it was sure disappointing for the 13th-ranked North Idaho College men’s soccer team. Freshman Ismael Mane scored in the 73rd minute for the Cardinals, but Truckee Meadows was able to convert on a free kick in the final seconds to force a 1-1 draw in a Scenic West Athletic Conference match on Saturday.

‘I’ll Never Quit!’ Donald Trump Declares War on ‘Corrupt Establishment’ at Reno Rally—‘Not Even in the Face of Death!’

At a fiery rally in Reno, Nevada, former President Donald Trump doubled down on his defiant stance against what he calls the corrupt political establishment. Speaking to an energized crowd at the latest stop on his

Oregon State football vs. Nevada: Live score, updates

The Beavers are chasing their third consecutive victory Saturday, when they play the Wolf Pack at Mackay Stadium in Reno.

Reno couple arrested in Bakersfield after toddler's death linked to suspected abuse

Two people from Reno were arrested after a two-year-old girl died after police say she had injuries consistent with abuse. A second child in the home was taken

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