The University of Nevada, Reno is celebrating all things fruits and vegetables from now through September with their farmers market.

The Food Bank of Northern Nevada's Mobile Harvest truck visited the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System on Locust Street on Friday. They were there to help provide fresh produce to veterans, many of whom can't afford fresh produce on fixed incomes.

The Reno Gleaning Project is at it again. But there are several things different this year.  "There's significantly less fruit and that has to do with the fact that we had a late frost and also it was cold in the spring," said Pamela Mayne of the Reno Gleaning Project.  Well they are still busy, they've been seeing only about half as many trees with fruit this year than lasts.  "Just so many trees producing fruit last year that sometimes the trees just...

If you've been inside a school lunch room lately, no doubt you've noticed a big change. Schools are serving a new menu with more fruits and vegetables and fewer starches and fats.

Those who showed up for the Food Bank's food pantry near downtown Reno Wednesday found more than fresh fruits and vegetables. They also found a chance to visit with a doctor online on Anthem's test program called Live Health Online.

Holiday dinners can be difficult for diabetics, because everything you eat affects your blood sugar. However, reading labels before you cook can keep your holiday feasts festive.

Getting healthier food to the people who can least afford it…Reno food banks shift their focus to providing more fresh produce.