The Mysterious Removal of City Clerk Mikki Huntsman Reveals a Critical Fault Line in Reno’s Accountability Structure

For more than a decade, Reno didn’t have competitive mayoral elections. And that wasn’t because Schieve was politically dominant. It was because the opposition never produced a viable challenger.

Inside the Washoe County Republican Party, a battle has been unfolding, one not about winning elections, but about enforcing loyalty. This interview explains it all.

The Hawk Fire didn’t just scorch 15,000 acres northwest of Reno. It exposed a pattern — one that North Valleys residents have been warning about for years. Here’s what they told me.

Jacob’s (of Reno Neon Line fame) is still proposing a development in the Bahamas, but the locals are pushing back hard and he’s having to do damage control and scale back his plans.

For fire victims already dealing with loss, displacement, and bureaucratic complexity, this kind of messaging is not just sloppy — it’s harmful.

For many people, Municipal Court is their only interaction with the legal system, and the tone set there ripples outward into neighborhoods, workplaces, and families.

Some neighborhoods get protection, and others don’t. Is it a coincidence that the two best-protected areas are home to Mayor Hillary Schieve and Councilmember Devon Reese?

Devon Reese is raising money for Marie Rodriguez’s Washoe County Commission campaign. His choice of words says a lot about the effort to help Joe’s mother.

This isn’t just a story about “high‑class escorts.” It’s a story about trafficking. It isn’t just in Las Vegas; it is also in Reno. These are real people telling what really happened.