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Among the district court, family court, and municipal court contests visible to voters in Reno, only two are contested, while most judges are running unopposed.
The contested races are:
Second Judicial District Court D...
Reno Municipal Court and Reno Justice Court both handle misdemeanor cases, but their approaches to supervision differ sharply. Municipal Court relies heavily on blanket drug and alcohol testing...
Washoe County School District is at a crossroads. The district is committing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to rebuild high schools, expand administrative offices, and modernize facilities, even as enrollment falls, and playground...
Reno’s adoption of Flock automated license‑plate readers (ALPRs) was quiet at first — a line item in a public‑safety budget, a promise of “modern tools” to help solve crimes, and a te...
Mayor Hillary Schieve is nearing the end of 14 years in Reno city government, first as a councilwoman and then, since 2014, as mayor.
Schieve recently sat down with Sam Shad on Nevada Newsmakers for what was billed as an exit interview.
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