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Basque historians join forces with media professionals and scientists in a push to document arborglyphs in the American West.

Dean Al Stavitsky reflects on a remarkable semester of student and faculty achievement.

(With KUNR)

A national search for the next Reynolds School dean will be launched this spring.

KUNR Public Radio was awarded Hearken’s 2022 Champions of Curiosity Award in the “Impact” category for its public-powered elections coverage.

For Nevada land managers — including many with ties to local tribes — climate change is making it more difficult to implement prescribed burns.

KUNR put together an environmental survey for local candidates in Reno, Sparks and Washoe County based on questions submitted by the community.

There are tens of thousands of horses running wild in the Mountain West. The U.S. government mainly uses roundups to keep them from overgrazing public lands. But advocacy groups want more of a focus on fertility control.

There are tens of thousands of horses running wild in the Mountain West. The U.S. government mainly uses roundups to keep them from overgrazing public lands. But advocacy groups want more of a focus on fertility control.

There are tens of thousands of horses running wild in the Mountain West. The U.S. government mainly uses roundups to keep them from overgrazing public lands. But advocacy groups want more of a focus on fertility control.