In this podcast, Vincent Rendon explains the importance and legacy of the Latino Comstock miners in Virginia City during the silver rush.

The lives and legacy of the Latino Comstock miners

Nevada farmworkers often have seasonal jobs with no health insurance or sick leave, which has created an additional strain for this community during the pandemic.

No Health Insurance Or Sick Leave: Many Nevada Farmworkers Face Hardships During Pandemic

César Chávez is celebrated by many organizations and through events in the state of Nevada, but his work as an organizer, uniter, and advocate for farmworkers and labor unions remains unfinished. Read the article on Noticiero Móvil: http://noticieromovil.com/cesar-chavez-day-nevada-legacy-struggles-laborers-farmworkers-unions/

César Chávez remembered for his contributions to Nevada labor unions

As you may have heard, National Hispanic Heritage Month recently wrapped up. It's a time to celebrate Latino, Hispanic and Latinx contributions to the United States. Maybe all of those words sound the same, but have you ever wondered the differences between these terms? KUNR Contributor María Palma with Noticiero Móvil spoke with several community members and academics to explore the correct usage of these words.

Exploring the terms Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx

Latino baseball players can have a very different experience than other players born in the U.S. These athletes revealed that their experiences on the Aces team have been positively impacted by the organization.

Reno Aces' Latino Players Share How They Learned English Through Baseball

Fidelina Suarez celebrated another milestone in 2023: the 20th anniversary of her original restaurant, located in Carson City. Five years ago, Suarez expanded her business when she opened a second location in Dayton.

Mexican restaurant in Carson City celebrates 20 years of selling tamales

Is it necessary to speak Spanish to identify as Latino in the U.S.?

Latino public college enrollment in Nevada dropped in the immediate aftermath of the pandemic. While it bounced back a bit during the 2021-22 academic year, higher education professionals and students say more could be done to help Latino students get to and through college.

Latino college enrollment in Nevada stagnated during the pandemic: What’s happening now?

La matriculación de latinos en las universidades públicas de Nevada descendió inmediatamente después de la pandemia. Aunque se recuperó un poco el año pasado, los profesionales de la educación superior y los estudiantes dicen que se podría hacer más para ayudar a los estudiantes latinos a llegar a la universidad y terminarla.

La matrícula universitaria latina en Nevada se estancó durante la pandemia: ¿Qué está pasando ahora?

A mental health nonprofit based in South Reno provides therapy to local kids and young adults with some special help: a herd of horses and miniature donkeys.

https://www.kunr.org/local-stories/2023-11-16/nonprofit-horses-provide-therapy-kids

Local nonprofit uses horses to provide therapy to kids

The City of Reno launched a virtual map of areas where street vendors cannot operate.

https://www.kunr.org/local-stories/2024-01-26/reno-launches-virtual-map-areas-sidewalk-vending-prohibited

City of Reno launches a virtual map of areas where sidewalk vending is prohibited

For most college students, candy is just a snack or a treat. But for Julissa Garcia, candy is also a source of income. Julissa’s Pica Pica Candy sells Mexican spicy candy online and at local events.

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Reno-based college student turns spicy candy into sweet success

The city of Reno and Northern Nevada Public Health hosted a sidewalk vending permit public forum on Feb. 22.

Read more here:https://www.kunr.org/local-stories/2024-02-28/city-of-reno-hosts-forum-on-street-vending-latino-business-owners-raise-concerns

City of Reno hosts forum on street vending; Latino business owners raise concerns

La ciudad de Reno y Salud Pública del Norte de Nevada (NNPH) organizaron un foro público sobre permisos de venta ambulante el 22 de febrero.

Lee mas aqui: https://www.kunr.org/en-espanol/2024-02-28/emprendedores-latinos-expresan-preocupacion-sobre-venta-ambulante-en-reno

Emprendedores latinos expresan preocupación sobre venta ambulante en Reno

Three out of every four immigrants in the U.S. are naturalized citizens. A new report says that in eight states this year, including Nevada, the number of immigrants eligible to become U.S. citizens outnumbers those states’ margins of victory in the 2020 presidential election.

How newly naturalized U.S. citizens in Nevada can sway the 2024 election

La primera píldora anticonceptiva disponible sin receta en los Estados Unidos ya está a la venta en línea y llegará a finales de mes a las farmacias. La doctora Maria Fernández de Community Health Alliance explica más sobre Opill.

¿Qué es Opill?: Doctora explica lo que hay que saber sobre primera píldora anticonceptiva sin receta

El Tapatio Market es única por los productos hechizos que vende en el norte de Nevada. 

El Tapatio Market en Reno: Su Destino Para Hechizos

This soundbite is part of a feature about Tim Kaine's September visit to the University of Nevada, Reno.

Chace Avecilla on Tim Kaine's Spanish

Cameron Cody on Tim Kaine's Spanish

International Perspective 2016 Election: Jhon Cardona

This audio file is part of Election Day coverage about the international perspective on the U.S. 2016 presidential election. Melisa Prior is from Argentina.

International Perspective 2016 Election: Melisa Prior

This audio file is part of Election Day coverage about the international perspective on the U.S. 2016 presidential election. Adriana Flecha is from Argentina.

International Perspective 2016 Election: Adriana Flecha

This audio file is part of Election Day coverage about the international perspective on the U.S. 2016 presidential election. Mauricio Rojas Durand is from Peru.

International Perspective 2016 Election: Mauricio Rojas Durand

The 2016 U.S. presidential elections have attracted attention from around the world. Here two academics from Latin America share their thoughts on Americans who chose not to vote. This audio story is a collaboration between Noticiero Móvil and Reno Public Radio.

An International Look At American Voting (Or Lack Thereof)

DACA Students

How English-language learners fared in Washoe County School District during COVID-19

Una familia latina en Nevada vota por primera vez en este 2020

Centro de Capacitación en Salud Pública de Nevada

Rastreadores de contacto buscan mejorar los mensajes sobre COVID-19 en español

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