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Municipal Court is the quiet workhorse of Reno’s public‑safety system. It’s where traffic citations, misdemeanors, arraignments, and first‑time offenses are handled: the everyday cases that shape how residents experience justice.
For many...
The Hawk Fire didn’t just scorch hillsides and destroy homes — it revealed something deeper and more uncomfortable about Reno’s wildfire reality. The flames moved fast, the smoke moved faster, and the truth...
Reno City Councilmember Devon Reese posted a fundraiser invitation for this week in support of Marie Rodriguez for Washoe County Commission District 2.
“Excited to support Marie in this race,” Reese wrote on Facebook. Then came the more in...
Las Vegas sells an image: neon glamour, curated decadence, and the promise that anything can be bought if you have the money.
But beneath the marketing veneer is a system that survivors describe as far more organized, violent, and normali...
For months, Reno has been fed a steady diet of vague explanations, political theater, and selective leaks about the abrupt removal of Police Chief Kathryn Nance. But two documents — the Interlocal Contract (Exhibit A) between the City of Re...
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I retired in 2023 after a 25+ year career in product marketing for tech companies. I'm experienced in financial analysis, economics, and statistics. I follow local affairs and write about topics the news doesn't cover.
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