Nick Stewart
Student ReporterNick Stewart is a political reporting intern for KUNR and a student with the Reynolds School of Journalism at UNR.
He is now the new photo editor for the Nevada Sagebrush, the student-run newspaper of UNR.
He has done several multimedia reporting projects during his time with the Reynolds School, with some being published with KUNR. His favorite story he has done was when he went to Ely, Nev., to learn about the historic Nevada Northern Railway.
Outside of school and work, he enjoys photography and collecting the newest Lana Del Rey records.
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In recent years, vinyl records have become the biggest selling format of physical media, and Gen Z has been a force in boosting their popularity. In Reno, one store is seeing the impact these young people are having. -
With Kamala Harris as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the presidential race, young Democrats are feeling energized again – and there’s one factor that has really made an impact. -
More than 100 people filled the Democratic Party of Washoe County office in support of nominating Vice President Kamala Harris for president. -
The Big Boy, the world’s largest steam locomotive, visited the region and made stops in many small communities, including Portola. -
With temperatures expected to reach near triple digits this weekend, REMSA and the SPCA offered tips on how to keep kids and pets safe. -
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada kicked off its annual Kids Cafe program this week, and it’s collaborating with RTC to help kids get food while school is out. -
Train-loving photographers from around the country traveled to Ely in eastern Nevada to witness a historic steam locomotive running in the snow. -
REMSA Salud abrió las puertas de su centro de despacho de emergencias 911 en reconocimiento de la Semana Nacional de Telecomunicadores de Seguridad Pública. -
REMSA Health recently hosted a behind-the-scenes look at their 911 dispatch center in recognition of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. -
The Laughing Planet Cafe near the University of Nevada, Reno campus hosts a Jazz Night every Wednesday, and it’s a major hit among students and casual jazz enthusiasts.
