Today’s round in the courtroom between Eddie Lorton and Mike Leonard before Judge Pierre Hascheff raises a question plenty of Reno residents are probably asking: Is Justice Court really where campaign feuds and “Breaking Bad” memes belong? According to reporting from KUNR , the dispute centers
Picon always enjoys watching how easily local media personalities allow themselves to be used — or perhaps more accurately, manipulated. Take Joe Hart over at KRNV Channel 4. But then again, television news has advertising to sell. Ratings matter. Access matters. Relationships matter. That is the g
Supporting Jon Killoran Apparently Means Losing Your Composure at least for Kim Bacchus … What a corker of a day it was yesterday at the monthly luncheon for the Washoe Republican Women. Front and center once again was Kim Bacchus — former president, and by many accounts still the de facto force
What a busy day in Department 6 at the Washoe County District Court. First, the ongoing case involving Mathew Grimsley, the former Karma Box Project worker connected to the Nevada Cares Campus who is facing battery-related allegations. Now his attorney is reportedly seeking a reduction in bail so
A reader sent us a screenshot involving Troy Regas and it raised a bigger question that deserves discussion — not just about one candidate or one race, but about modern local politics itself. What chance do true first-time candidates really have anymore? Most newcomers running for local office do
The City of Reno apparently has a new message for residents: Thank you for paying your city fees — now pay extra to pay them. Residents handling city bills online or by card are increasingly frustrated over service fees attached to credit card and debit card payments. Want to pay your sewer bill,
Vagrants or Homeless? Paul White Asks the Question Washoe County Won’t … At Monday’s CHAB meeting in Washoe County, Paul White presented his vision for taking over the Nevada Cares Campus with a coalition of churches and faith-based organizations. Some of his ideas had merit. Some raised eyebrows
We don’t often find ourselves applauding attorney Jason Guinasso, but when someone is right, they are right. Guinasso raises a serious question about trust, transparency, and whether the Washoe County School District is honoring the promise it made to voters in 2018 regarding WC-1. Back in 2016,
We ponder why Devon Reese keeps changed the number. First it was “5th generation Nevadan.” Now suddenly it’s “6th generation.” So naturally people are asking: why does it matter so much? Will adding another generation make him a better mayor? Will it get more votes? More likes on social media? Mor
We keep scratching our heads over the newest little political friend group making the rounds in Reno. At Wednesday’s Red Move debate featuring Mike Clark and Jon Killoran, a rather interesting trio showed up together: Grant Denton, his occasional sidekick Pat Cashell, and their apparent new buddy E
Let’s stop pretending the current version of the Save Lakeridge effort is anything close to grassroots—because it’s not. Back in 2021, many of us supported them when they took their fight to the Reno City Council. At the time, it felt like a real community-driven effort. Fast forward to today, and
Public meetings rarely stay quiet in small communities, but the conflict involving Library Trustee Gianna Jacks, community members, and KUNR has moved beyond routine disagreement. What began as complaints voiced in local civic spaces has now evolved into a broader dispute involving allegations of ha