
Carly Sauvageau
Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at Reno Gazette-Journal
She/her. Reporter currently working with the Reno Gazette Journal. 2023 @Poynter fellow.
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5 days ago |
rgj.com | Carly Sauvageau |Shelby Slade
Anyone who has made the 7-hour drive from Reno to Las Vegas knows it's no easy feat. Going hours between bathrooms, gas or snacks can be challenging. Luckily, the best rest stop is on the road from The Biggest Little City to Sin City, according to American River Wellness.
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1 week ago |
rgj.com | Carly Sauvageau
U.S. News and World Report has released its 2025 Best States rankings, and while Nevada didn’t land among the top 10 — it didn’t fall into the worst, either. The Silver State ranked No. 34 overall, placing it just below the midpoint in the annual list. The rankings, now in their ninth year, evaluate states across eight categories: health care, education, natural environment, opportunity, economy, crime and corrections, infrastructure and fiscal stability.
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1 week ago |
rgj.com | Carly Sauvageau
A prescribed burn in Dog Valley, about 20 miles west of Reno near Verdi, marks a first for the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest: the use of drones to ignite the fire. The operation began Tuesday and is expected to continue through the week as crews work to burn 657 acres. By Tuesday night, more than 300 acres had been burned.
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1 week ago |
eu.rgj.com | Carly Sauvageau
It’s no secret that parenting is hard. Raising children means managing not only your own health and success, but your child’s as well. Younger generations of men are more likely to be stay-at-home dads — 1 in 5, according to Pew Research — and millennial men are more present than their fathers and grandfathers were. Still, mothers face persistent challenges that their male partners or women without children often don’t.
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1 week ago |
rgj.com | Carly Sauvageau
As temperatures rise and wildfire season begins across Nevada, officials are urging residents to prepare in case they need to evacuate. On May 1, the Bureau of Land Management issued a statewide wildfire prevention order prohibiting activities that increase wildfire risk on BLM-managed land, which covers about 63% of Nevada. May 1 also marked the start of Wildfire Awareness Month, signaling the time of year when Nevadans are encouraged to start thinking about how to get ready.
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