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With Earth Day’s recent passing, communities came together to focus on what they can do to help the planet. But several groups in the Reno-Tahoe area make it their year-round mission to reduce environmental impact. Here are some of the dynamic ways different organizations are caring for the planet.

Reno-Sparks residents are being asked to avoid swimming in the Truckee River right now for their own safety.

Music is more than just songs. For some, it can be a powerful therapeutic tool. A Reno music therapy organization is helping people with all abilities and ethnicities to reach their goals.

A public memorial service was held on March 8 to remember the victims of the Care Flight plane crash.

Two Washoe County teachers were awarded with the “Oscars of Teaching.” The honor includes an unrestricted $25,000 cash prize for their own use.

On February 4, a Las Vegas-based nonprofit organization that promotes justice for Latino immigrants and working families celebrated the opening of its first office in Reno.

Una organización sin fines de lucro con sede en Las Vegas que promueve la justicia para los inmigrantes latinos y las familias trabajadoras celebró la apertura de su primera oficina en Reno.

Cats are independent and love to roam, but letting them outside on their own can be dangerous. Catios Reno has created a way to let cats be outdoors and safe.

El concejal Miguel Martínez fue nombrado en octubre de 2022 para servir al Distrito 3. Maria Palma de KUNR habló con él sobre sus planes para su periodo.

Councilmember Miguel Martinez was appointed in October 2022. He serves Ward 3, which covers most of east Reno, extending from North McCarran Boulevard to South Reno. KUNR’s Maria Palma spoke with him about his goals for the coming year.