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.

Lorton suggested a 4th parade, promised to financially support it, never delivered, but still got publicity and a position of prominence. Who let that happen? Will Reno tell?

For nearly seventy years, Reno residents could expect that at any hour of the day or night, the Gold ‘N Silver Inn would be open, then it closed and now it has reopened after a year.

Here's how a grassroots movement in Reno-Sparks is fighting back against unproven ed-tech, shrinking recess times, and the smartphone takeover.

Here's why a 21‑year‑old’s shooting death has become a test of transparency for the DA and Police in Reno.

The case against former WCSD teacher Taji Hillson is one of the most unusual—and troubling—criminal proceedings Washoe County has seen.

Every community is ultimately judged by how it treats its children. Yet thousands of children in Washoe County lack consistent access to the physical and mental health care they need to thrive.

This is the story of how Shawn Rouse went from traveling to start a job to becoming homeless after encountering Reno PD, Angela Gianoli and the Municipal Court.