Ginsburg is challenging La Rue Hatch in AD 25. Their policy differences are substantial, and a campaign mailer paints her as a political extremist who doesn’t represent her district.

Incumbent Meghan Ebert faces a challenge from Eduardo “Eddie” Javier Gomez Meza, a 25-year-old restaurant owner with no previous elected office and a whole host of issues.

As Washoe County voters prepare to cast ballots this November 3rd, they will find something unusual on the judicial portion of the ballot: most races aren’t races at all.

Defendants in Muni Court are ordered to do ongoing mandatory drug testing despite not being charged with drug offenses, while Justice Court does a risk-based assessment.

A data‑driven look at declining enrollment, oversized building plans, and the neglect of basic student infrastructure and playgrounds at WCSD.

With increasing awareness of Flock’s failures and threat to privacy people in Reno are protesting and want the cameras to be gone. Here’s a look at why.

Mayor Hillary Schieve tells the story of a city transformed in her exit interview with Sam Shad, but is Life in Reno Better for the Residents?

The Nevada Independent’s mayoral forum at UNR presented both candidates on stage, answering the same questions. This article summarizes the questions and answers.

The battle over Jacobs’ Neon Line District evolved from branding to Reno’s most revealing political conflict that indicates why Judge Connie Steinheimer was removed.

Here's a plan for citizens to file complaints, and to demand that action be taken for ethics violations and conflicts of interest situations.