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Wild horse advocates are concerned a proposed fence in the Virginia Range will hinder horses from drinking water from Washoe Lake.
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The fencing project will begin in Spring 2024, and the city expects it to be finished by 2026.
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Two local families, the Dolans, through its wholly-owned Dolan Ranches, LLC and the Dolan Automotive Group, along with the Benna Family have p…
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This meeting is the third collaborative meeting this year to address community concerns regarding the Virginia Range Horses.
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The City of Reno and partners will host a virtual Virginia Range Horses Informational Session on Monday, May 16, 2022, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
State officials say more horses are crossing busy highways, so they're asking the public to pay attention. Especially at night.
The Nevada Department of Agriculture says they have not received any proposals from advocates to take over managing the 3,000 wild horses in the Virginia Range.
The Nevada Department of Agriculture has released a request for proposals to find a new owner of the Virginia Range horses.
The American Wild Horse Campaign, which was the one point of contact for the state on wild horses in our area, held a meeting Sunday about their recently terminated agreement with the state.
The Nevada Department of Agriculture released a statement Tuesday in response to recent inquiries about horse gathers in south Reno.