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“People should care about the river. It’s our chance to protect the community, restore open space, and ensure a clean, healthy river for generations to come.”
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated in September to coincide with the independence days of Latin American countries, such as Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Brazil.
Today, the Sierra Nevada Ally wants to thank our excellent Latina reporters and highlight the vital work they are doing!
What do you think makes us human, and what would you lose if you spent 20 years in a cell?
Read part two of Frank De Palma's story live on our website now!
Our managing editor and amazing reporter, Hannah Truby, has been working hard on a story about life in prison, a topic that is often misjudged and overlooked.
Make sure to check out part one of Fran De Palma's story tomorrow.
#prisons #prisonreform #community #story #ally #reno #nevada
What is it like being a Latino journalist, especially in today's political environment?
Our reporting intern @ddaisy_gomez shares her experiences at sierranevadaally.org.
#immigration #nevada #latina #news #trending
Gavin Newsom has been making waves in recent headlines for his Twitter and his new congressional maps.
Learn all about this and more on this week's episode of Ally Audio! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.
#podcast #gavinnewsom #california #nevada #podcast #ally #map
Learn about the Freedom of Information Act and hear from our reporter Hannah Truby on this weeks episope of Ally Audio! Listen today whereever you get your podcasts. #climate #news #community #podcast
What do you do as a Latino journalist when both the Latino community and journalists are under attack? You just show up.
The latest from summer reporting intern Daisy Gomez.
Follow our intern @ddaisy_gomez during her trip to Costa Rica to see how new cuts to international aid affect climate initiatives in Nevada and worldwide.
#usaid #funding #climate #enviornment #news #costarica #traveling
In our latest episode, Ally Audio dives into public media and its current funding crisis. If you love public media, don't forget to listen wherever you get your podcasts! #podcast #local #news #media #climate
Jenee Murray was always doing things that would fill the world with color and life, from making resin art to baking beautiful, imaginative cakes.
But a drunk driver killed the 36-year-old, leaving behind a young son, and a family left wondering how this could happen.
On this week’s show, Noah and Scott talk about how the One, Big, Beautiful Bill is impacting energy in Nevada, and talk tourism declines in Las Vegas, before getting into some of the history of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Get an early preview of The Great Reno Balloon races with the Sierra Nevada Allys Hannah Truby!
Following the impassioned presentation, the town council thanked them and gave the kids a swag bag filled with a coloring book, a pair of socks, Chapstick, a pen, a sticker, and a bee-shaped cookie.
But, they ultimately said no to the proposal.
In the latest #AllyAudio, we take an early look at some 2026 races, and share more on the Federal Reserve, which is timely with ongoing threats of Fed Chair Jerome Powell being fired.
Listen at SierraNevadaAlly.org or wherever you get podcasts.
#allyaudio #podcast #journalism
We have been working hard on our weekly podcast, Ally Audio, over at Sierra Nevada Ally. Give us a listen, and let us know any stories you would like us to cover. #podcast #audio #trending #civics #nevada #climate #news
While climate change efforts in Nevada and around the nation are aiming to offer support to Americans, the same can’t be said for other countries facing similar and worsening circumstances.
On #AllyAudio, Noah and Scott talk about how the One Big, Beautiful Bill could affect Nevadans.
Then, the guys get into a bit of the history of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or I.C.E.
There may have also been talk of Joey Chestnut's hot dog eating prowess.
A special message from our editor, check out our podcast, and get all your news needs today at our website.
Get ready to see a lot more of The Ally on your social feed. Let us know in the comments below what content you would like to see. #ally #trending #civics #localnews #climate #podcast
Amidst the coverage of military forces being used domestically and the military parade, voices from vets themselves are missing. Meet Joe Tanksley, a former Marine, who has begun speaking out against "the precipice of a complete breakdown of democracy.” #VetVoices #veterans
Researchers and local leaders gathered earlier this month to talk about the problem of extreme heat, and what to do about it for the country's two fastest-warming cities. #heat #science
“Rural environments across America are often harder places for queer people to live. That is why we believe bringing people together in all shapes and forms is so valuable and can have a meaningful impact,” said David Mack, Founder and Lead Organizer of Truckee Pride.
In this week's Ally Audio, the guys talk about budget reconciliation and how it works. Plus, can someone please help Noah figure out how to take the pits out of cherries?
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#MemorialDay signifies the unofficial start of summer. But federal cuts to the National Park Service threatens to make the experience worse for visitors this year and hollow out the civic and ecological soul of America’s most cherished spaces.
