Western Nevada College has announced two commencement ceremonies for its Class of 2026: one in Carson City on May 18 and another in Fallon on May 20. President Dr. J. Kyle Dalpe will address graduates at both events alongside keynote…

The Clark County School District has changed its high school graduation policies following a settlement with ACLU of Nevada over student cultural expression rights. The new rules clarify what regalia can be worn at ceremonies while protecting free speech under…

Construction employment grew by 9,000 jobs in April due mainly to gains in nonresidential sectors like data center projects while residential building saw declines. Industry leaders say higher wages are helping attract needed workers but warn that community resistance could…

Nevada State University has begun construction on its new North Las Vegas campus set within downtown’s NLV Gateway development. The initiative aims at expanding educational opportunities while supporting local economic growth.

Film Nevada has partnered with SetJetters app to promote screen tourism across iconic movie sites statewide. Officials say this collaboration will help attract visitors by guiding them directly from their screens into real-world destinations seen in popular films.

Truckee Meadows Community College marked Earth Day 2026 with hands-on workshops promoting sustainability. The event featured student essays reflecting on environmental responsibility alongside interactive activities involving pollinators and natural fire prevention.

Dr. Sandra B. Richtermeyer has been appointed president of Nevada State University by NSHE’s Board of Regents after a national search process involving broad community input. She will begin her term on August 1 following leadership transitions at the university.

Dr. Sandra B. Richtermeyer has been named president-elect for Nevada State University after an extensive national search led by NSHE’s Board of Regents in consultation with campus stakeholders. She will assume office on August 1 following approval announced May 1.

Truckee Meadows Community College has established a memorial scholarship honoring former Reno mayor Gerald “Jeff” Griffin. The initiative recognizes his decades-long commitment to public service and higher education.

The Nevada State Historic Preservation Office invites residents to share personal stories about important places through a new campaign launched for Historic Preservation Month. Submissions may be featured in future outreach efforts tied to America’s upcoming semiquincentennial.

The National Restaurant Association has voiced strong opposition against new federal rules affecting credit card swipe fee regulations in Illinois. The group argues these actions will raise operating costs for restaurants nationwide while blocking local reforms aimed at reducing expenses.

Robin Repass has been appointed Executive Director of the Restaurant Law Center by The National Restaurant Association. With decades-long experience in litigation related to workplace safety issues affecting hospitality businesses nationwide she will lead efforts advocating for restaurateurs facing complex…

Richard “Dick” E. Marriott has been named recipient of the National Restaurant Association’s 2026 Legends Award for his long-standing contributions and leadership within hospitality. The award ceremony will take place during IFMA’s Gold & Silver Plate Awards this May.

Truckee Meadows Community College has opened Northern Nevada’s Cyber Range for advanced cybersecurity education. The facility provides hands-on training environments for students seeking careers in information security.

The Associated Students of Western Nevada honored students, faculty members, staffers—and high school participants—at their annual Awards Banquet held April 17 at Casino Fandango Ballroom in Carson City. Thirty-five awards highlighted academic achievement across several disciplines alongside recognitions for leadership…

Western Nevada College hosted a career skills workshop led by Dr. Jessica Houston on April 23. Students learned strategies for confident communication in professional settings as part of WNC’s ongoing efforts toward student success.

A new report from the National Restaurant Association underscores how investing in staff drives profitability in U.S. restaurants. Understaffing continues to pose major challenges while technology adoption helps streamline hiring processes.

A recent clay shoot fundraiser organized by Metcalf Builders generated $30,000 for the Western Nevada College Foundation. The event drew strong participation from local leaders and supports expanded opportunities for WNC students.

Construction employment rose over twelve months in most U.S. states but showed signs of slowing overall growth according to recent data released by Associated General Contractors of America. Officials urge timely passage of federal infrastructure legislation amid changing market conditions.

A new DMV Now self-service kiosk has opened at Mario’s WestSide Market in Las Vegas. Residents can now complete various DMV transactions quickly using credit or debit cards without visiting an office.