Fall may be warmer than usual in Reno and Lake Tahoe, but it’s too soon to say what that means for rain and snow. The ...

Condé Nast Traveler named Basque cheesecake Nevada’s most iconic dessert. Here’s its history and where to try it across the ...

Ed Lawson and challenger Wendi Rawson clashed over whether the city of Sparks needs an experienced mayor or fresh leadership ...

Reno mayoral candidates Kathleen Taylor and Kate Marshall went head to head in a debate over data centers, homelessness and ...

Tahoe's biggest summer sports event is locked in through 2030, ensuring four more years of celebrity golf and tourism dollars ...

A Washoe Valley resident argues that local officials consistently ignore public opposition to new developments.

In the calculus of modern aging, staying close to home may be the single most effective way to protect both family bonds and ...

Target will be holding a special Pokemon 30th Celebration Anniversary family experience event with merch, games and giveaways ...

It's officially fall. As the colorful season begins people may be wondering where is best to go leaf-peeping. As it turns out, it may be in our own backyard.

The autumn equinox happens this week, officially marking the start of fall. So when do Northern Nevada fall activities begin?

I would rather have the Nevada BLM support activities that benefit our state, like wildfire treatment, habitat restoration, energy/mineral permitting, and wild horse management.

Rare white lobster will join first-of-its-kind study exploring the genetic basis of unusual lobster coloration Animals ...