Protesters called for an end to Nevada's mandates instilled to mitigate the spread of the Coronavirus.
The locally-owned and grown company had to change its operations to maintain in 2020.
No job is beneath Tyler A. Gregory, owner of Packs & Pints in Sparks.
Trent Almeida spent over three years fighting a rare form of cancer. But now, he's got the rest of his life to live after a victorious battle.
With some states moving their fall seasons back from 2021 to 2020, many of Northern Nevada's athletes want the same.
With over 2-million acres burned and counting, resources are depleted as fire season rages on.
A record 2-million acres have burned this year in California, with the majority of fires man-made.
Liberty Food and Wine Exchange and Blind Dog Tavern will extend their outdoor patios into First Street on Saturday, 9/5
Honor Flight Nevada joined with the Atlantis to safely host our area's veterans for the live streaming festivities in Hawai'i.
Donald Griffin and RoMar Tolliver have joined together in an effort to support the area's youth and young adults.
Bob LeGoy was a radar technician in the Navy. He was part of a ship full of 1,500 sailors en route to Japan when the War came to an end.
It's a school year unlike any before on campus. The college experience isn't quite the same due to COVID-19.
Conversations around the siren's purpose and past are heating up once again with the Washoe Tribe seeking change.
The Bishop Manogue graduate, 20, outlasted all but one in a field of 264 golfers, earning him a spot at the Masters and U.S. Open in 2021.
Class was back in session Monday for schools in Minden and Gardnerville. The County's schools in Tahoe will start in two weeks.
Doug Knuth says it'll be possible to move fall sports to the spring, but not without logistical challenges.
Renown says the Panda Cares Center of Hope will "support the needs of children, bringing them courage and hope toheal and thrive."
Dr. Tony Islas says while Nevada's COVID-19 precautions were successful, the status nationwide simply can't allow for a season to happen.
The Wolf Pack won't compete this fall in football, volleyball, women's soccer and cross country.
COVID-19 continues to cause havoc in college sports, with one major conference canceling its fall season on Friday.
The Boys in Blue will host Tacoma this Saturday from a fan-less Greater Nevada Field
The start of Nevada's football season has been pushed back nearly a month and reduced by two games.
After canceling its events in Reno, Truckee and Graeagle, the 'Art Walk on the Comstock' is on.
The Homeless Outreach Proactive Engagement Team
The area's longtime PGA Tour event avoided cancellation during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Coronavirus has yet to cause a problem for the Wolf Pack, which is scheduled to host UC Davis on August 29th.
The W.J. Wynn Apartments honor a local legend while also providing for our area seniors in need.
A free, four-part virtual learning experience to prepare for the classroom setting.
The new middle school in Arrowcreek is set to open - whether in-person or virtual - next month.
Douglas County's board-approved plan calls for a hybrid model, including both in-person and distance learning.
Reno 1868's season is on pause after a member of the franchise tested positive for the Coronavirus.
The Twichell's shocking loss was followed by a shocking amount of support. Now they're paying it forward.
The neighboring businesses in Reno's Brewery District have joined forces thanks to one generous owner's offer.
In addition to closing bars, indoor dining, zoos, museums and more, Placer County must also close indoor gyms, salons, churches, malls and non-critical offices.
The Gold 'N Silver Inn has absorbed the blow caused by Coronavirus closures and will do so again with recent added restrictions.
Dr. James Lynch of Spine Nevada has brought augmented reality to the Biggest Little City.
Half-capacity, face coverings and increased sanitation are just some of the protocols teachers and students will have to adjust to should school resume.
Renoites and Americans alike are hitting the road for vacation more and more during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Lost in Camp Fire, popular pizzeria resurrecting in Northern Nevada
The American Century Championship returns to Lake Tahoe for a 31st year, but without spectators. Money raised will support COVID-19 relief, the Equal Justice Initiative and local foundations.
Nevada's minimum wage has risen to $8/hour for those receiving benefits, $9/hour if not.
The First Tee of Northern Nevada is back to serving the area's youth through the game of golf. But things look a little different because of COVID-19.
Sports West Athletic Club in Reno is asking gymgoers to wear masks when they move from area to area. On day one of Nevada's mandate, some kept them on the whole time while others didn't bring one.
Casinos in Nevada will go smoke-free as customers are required to wear masks. But experts say it should be permanent for the health of our community.
Wildcreek golf course will reopen July 1st with Mazz Golf Management taking over operations at the County-owned course.
The burning down of Dayton's Carson-Colorado Railroad Depot
155 years ago, on June 19th 1865, slaves in Galveston, Texas learned they’d been freed.