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Flying in triple-digit heat? Here’s what to know
Triple-digit temperatures don’t just make summer travel uncomfortable. They can also change what happens before your flight ever leaves the ground.
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14 thrift stores in Reno for shopping sustainably and saving money
Are you on the hunt for deals and rare finds? Countless treasures are waiting to be rehomed at thrift stores in Reno and Sparks.
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Nevadan things to do (week of Aug. 3)
From Swiftie Yoga and book sales to painting and an end of summer carnival, join your community at these events.
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Nevada (July 31-Aug. 6)
A weekly roundup of Nevada events, protests, canvasses, meetings, and community gatherings happening across the state from Friday, July 31, through Thursday, Aug. 6.
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Flock wants into Nevada’s colleges. Here’s what to know
Flock Safety pitched its surveillance cameras to police departments overseeing Nevada’s public colleges, sparking debate over student privacy and campus safety.
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Prescriptions for nutrition: Nevada program connects food banks to health care
Nationally, the report found a 14% decrease in hospitalizations and an 11% drop in emergency room visit rates for patients participating in the program compared to the baseline.
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The World Cup is over. Get your fútbol fix by joining a local Nevada soccer league
Why watch soccer from the sidelines when you can jump into a game? Here are some local Nevada soccer leagues you can join.
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Trump just set a precedent: data centers on public land in Nevada
Residents, advocacy groups and elected officials filed appeals against the federal government’s decision to build the first data center on Bureau of Land Management land.
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Nevada’s oldest hotel is just a short drive from Reno. See where it is
As it turns out, the oldest hotel in Nevada isn’t far from Reno. In fact, it is less than 28 miles from the city in a small mining town up the hill.
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You didn’t vote for them, but three Lombardo appointees decide your NV Energy bill
Three governor-appointed commissioners approved NV Energy’s new peak demand charge. Now the attorney general and solar advocates are fighting it in court.
