Inde Navarrette’s wide-eyed, ear-to-ear smile is perhaps one of the creepiest things you will see in a movie this year.

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Twenty nine years ago, the RN&R interviewed Leonard Nimoy, who for decades was a part-time Lake Tahoe resident.

Politicians rarely frame taxes as something other than an evil scourge that should—and will, once they’re in office—be slashed.

Andy Harrison shows off some of the records he’s been spinning as part of his Just Punk Enough project. Photo/Mark Earnest Radio shows and podcasts sometimes fly under the radar—but for listeners, ...

On May 1, the Bureau of Land Management and the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) proposed construction of the Virginia Range Fence Line. This would involve constructing up to 23 miles of ...

If you really want authentic ube flavor, your best bet is to visit a local Filipino-owned grocery store or eatery. There are a handful of places in the Reno/Sparks area. Here are our ...

The input process behind the new California Avenue mural; free museum admission for military families; and a gathering of book artists and others this Saturday at the ...

Expect to see the beautiful, orange-hued Aperol spritz on a lot of local patios this summer, including the patio at Reno Public House, pictured here. Photo/David Robert There is a running joke in the ...

Thirteen years ago in the RN&R, Dennis Myers explained why Nevada’s tax system was so “crappy.” Very little has changed since then—and the state’s tax system remains ...

IMAGE: Jean LaMarr's painting "Going Back to the Rez," 1974, Oil on canvas, 36 x 49 ½ inches. Collection of the Nevada Museum of Art. Jean LaMarr is a study in resilience. When she was a child in the ...

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