Malory Shaw
Student ReporterMalory Shaw is a bilingual journalism major at the University of Nevada, Reno. Previous to her role at KUNR, she worked as a data surveillance intern at the Electronic Frontier Foundation where she developed open-source investigation and data management skills. She currently works at the Latino Research Center managing their social media and connecting to the northern Nevada Latino community.
Shaw hopes to cover diverse topics in science with the goal of fostering a sense of wonder in her readers again; to awaken the curious scientist that exists in everyone. Outside of her journalism work, Malory plays video games, scrapbooks, and enjoys being with friends and family.
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The Washoe Regional Emergency Information center will provide resources for residents affected by the Hawk Fire. -
Los concejos municipales de Sparks y Reno aprobaron el 29 de julio un acuerdo interlocal entre sus departamentos de bomberos. A partir de ahora, ambas agencias compartirán el mismo jefe de bomberos. -
En mayo, el Departamento de Bomberos de Reno presentó a un nuevo integrante. Tiene cuatro patas, hocico y un pelaje dorado y brillante. -
At the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony evacuation shelter, tribal members find refuge and community as the Bug and Stallion fires continue to burn. -
En este episodio de Al Aire con KUNR, practicantes Emilio Milo y Malory Shaw informan acerca de las noticias de la semana. -
As the Bug and Stallion fires rage on, officials held a community meeting at O’Brien Middle School to answer pressing questions. Most attendees watched the meeting through the fires’ Facebook page, but a few evacuees attended in person. -
The Southwest Complex Incident Management Team gave the latest updates on the growing Bug and Stallion Fires. -
As the Bug Fire expands more and more people are evacuating. And the large animal shelter is beginning to fill up. -
Humans are not the only ones needing shelter from the Bug and Fred Mountain fires. -
Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) has recently been confirmed to have conducted operations at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport.
