In a week full of notable developments, KUNR interns Emilio Milo and Malory Shaw bring you the latest updates. From changes in Nevada’s legal landscape to new policies in education, here’s what you need to know.
Nevada’s Federal Prosecutors in Reno Depart
Reno is seeing a significant shift as it loses its federal prosecutors. This development is part of a broader trend impacting the legal field in the region.
Smart Lenses Banned in Carson City Schools
The education sector in Carson City has taken a decisive step by banning smart lenses in schools. This policy aims to address privacy and security concerns within educational environments.
Tuberculosis Cases Rise in the U.S.
The number of tuberculosis cases is on the rise across the United States. This increase poses diagnostic challenges for health professionals nationwide.
Sparks and Reno Fire Departments to Share Leadership
In a move towards consolidation, the fire departments of Sparks and Reno will soon operate under a single chief. This change is anticipated to streamline operations and improve response times.
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