Reno Gazette-Journal

The U.S. is mostly clear of severe weather after Thanksgiving as a busy travel weekend begins. However, a storm in the south could cause problems.

Health officials are advising people to not eat or serve some oysters that were distributed in 13 states due to a potential sapovirus risk.

Green bean or string bean casseroles were favorites across the country, but many states also showed interest in corn, broccoli and potato dishes.

Six people are dead after a mass shooting at a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia, the latest incident involving gun violence in the U.S.

City of Reno employee Alex Woodley got the top pick from five WCSD trustees to replace Angie Taylor.

American Battery Technology Co. was one of the five companies to receive a federal grant funding from the Department of Energy.

The Warm Springs Correctional Center in Carson City will be closing temporarily amid high staff vacancies.

Patricia Lee, a Las Vegas attorney, has been appointed by Gov. Steve Sisolak as the first Black judge and Asian American woman to serve on the Nevada Supreme Court.

Washoe County commissioners approved vote results in the 2022 general election Friday. The vote totals still must be approved at the state level.

Statewide, of the 36,919 seniors, 82% graduated.  Five districts in Nevada had graduation rates at nearly 90 percent or above. Where did WCSD land?