Sunny and warm forecast for Sat.'s No Kings protest in Reno
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The performing arts venue will now be conducting safety screenings where metal detectors will be used to scan everyone who enters.
The survey drew about 3,247 responses and 1,000 open-comment responses, which the Reno City Council discussed at their Oct. 8 meeting. The community survey was open for seven week
Indivisible Northern Nevada is helping organize a protest Oct. 18. It will include a march from federal building to "Believe" plaza in downtown Reno.
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - Thousands of people showed up in downtown Reno this past Saturday for the No Kings Rally in downtown Reno. Organizers started at the Thompson Federal Courthouse on S. Virginia Street.
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This Saturday, October 18, a “No Kings” protest will once again take place in locations throughout Northern Nevada. In Carson City, the protest is planned for 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 […]
Folks stopping by downtown Reno can do both at the same time soon as a coffee cantina is set to debut in the former Blind Dog Tavern location. A “Coming Soon” sign for Karajillo & Co. Coffee & Cantina can be seen on the windows of 50 N. Sierra St., on the ground floor of the Palladio and south of Liberty Food & Wine Exchange.