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Freezing temperatures have hit the region and advocates for those experiencing homelessness say, once again, options are limited to keep people from being out in the cold.
Posted: May 27, 2021 5:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 27 A trio of 15-storey towers are planned for downtown Moncton at Record and Foundry streets. The city's planning committee gave the OK to the plans on Wednesday evening.(Submitted by the City of Moncton)
Reno to establish pedestrian safety zones in downtown area May 27, 2021 A heat map of crashes in Reno, with the area of highest severity boxed in yellow. Image: Reno Police Department 1share Pedestrian safety zones, which are designed to reduce the rate of people being injured or killed by vehicles, will be established at three locations in downtown Reno. The proposed locations follow requirements set forth in the Reno Municipal Code, as well as those prescribed by the Nevada Department of Transportation. The pedestrian safety zones approved Wednesday by the Reno City Council are at the follo...
Get ready to rock around the clock on Thursday evenings all over Aroostook County.
(Top row, left) Lucia Starbuck / This Is Reno; (remaining photos) Lucia Starbuck / KUNR Public Radio Lucia Starbuck has covered the COVID-19 pandemic for over a year for KUNR Public Radio with Report for America, This Is Reno and Our Town Reno. In this photo gallery, she shares her photos from the field. Early in the pandemic, my newsroom director asked me and my colleagues to grab our belongings and start working from home to curb the spread of COVID-19, but I still found myself incredibly curious about what was taking place in person in my home state. I had one driving question: What was ...