The Washoe GOP: A Party Arguing With Itself
How one Facebook thread revealed the internal fractures within the Washoe County GOP and why they can't agree on candidate nominees.
A Look at Reese, Ring, Velto’s Union Business Model and Local Politics
This is a look at how a Five-Lawyer Boutique Firm Became Nevada’s Go-To Union Counsel and How they intersect with local politics.
How Garrett Gordon, and Lewis Roca Control Land Use in Reno
When data, donor lists, client rosters, and fundraiser invitations are examined, what emerges is a system of political actions designed to control land use.
The Reno River Inn and the Police Standoff Over an Easement
Here's why the neighbors rallied to stop the owner of the River Inn, Lawrence McNutt from accessing the easement and his property over the river from the River Inn.
The Reno River Inn Illusion: The Dream that Never Seems to Happen
Despite $millions being spent over many years the River Inn faces almost insurmountable obstacles before it can reopen to the public or even be occupied as a residence.
Reno’s July 4th Parade and Where Eddie Lorton Really Stands
It's a political stunt. There is no evidence that Eddie has completed, or even begun, the work required to organize a legally permitted 4th of July parade in the City of Reno.
The Washoe GOP’s Candidate List is Confusion
Washoe GOP’s Last-Minute Meeting Raises Questions About How Endorsements Are Decided and who gets to Participate and what the Washoe GOP is trying to do.
Here's What the Data Reveals About Reno Police Sex Trafficking Reporting and the Scandal
A report by Jim Flemming, who studied trafficking reporting data, indicates inadequate information provided by RPD to justify Federal grant funding, which might have led to the current investigation.
The Reno Revival Pitch That Vanished Overnight
For the past two weeks, a glossy mailer seeking investors has been circulating across downtown Reno. It promised something rare. A 15% “guaranteed” return, a 2-year promise, and a sudden pivot to a mystery buyer.
Reno Approved the Data Centers. Now It’s Trying to Regulate Them.
By the time Reno starts writing the rules for data centers, the concrete will already be dry, the walls will be up, one will be in your neighborhood, and it will be too late.