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Mark Robison

Reno

Local Government Reporter and Community Engagement Director at Reno Gazette-Journal

Nonprofit local government and Northern Nevada reporter for Reno Gazette-Journal. Tweets are reporting, not endorsements. Let me know when I screw up, really!

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  • 4 days ago | usatoday.com | Jason Hidalgo |Mark Robison

    Thousands are without power and flights are delayed or canceled as strong winds hit the Reno area. As of 11:15 a.m. Monday, May 12, NV Energy reported 65 power outages affecting 3,096 customers in Washoe County. In Carson City, the utility is seeing eight outages affecting 443 customers. Statewide, NV Energy is reporting 115 power outages affecting 8,753 customers. NV Energy said there are no proactive power shutoffs to prevent wildfires at this time.

  • 1 week ago | usatoday.com | Mark Robison

    Democrats, environmentalists and tribal leaders hammered Rep. Mark Amodei at a Reno news conference Thursday over an amendment to sell off federal land in Nevada. Amodei says many of their arguments misrepresent what happened. Disheartening, disturbing, blindsiding, land grab, midnight massacre and punch in the mouth were just a few of the words used to describe Amodei’s plan outside Washoe County headquarters.

  • 1 week ago | rgj.com | Mark Robison

    As part of efforts to fulfill President Trump's budget agenda, Rep. Mark Amodei got an amendment passed to sell off federal land in NevadaDemocrats, environmentalists and tribal leaders hammered Rep. Mark Amodei at a Reno news conference Thursday over an amendment to sell off federal land in Nevada. Amodei says many of their arguments misrepresent what happened.

  • 1 week ago | rgj.com | Mark Robison

    Media outlets are challenging the sealing of records in a Nevada probate case involving Rupert Murdoch's family trust. Arguments for unsealing cite the public's right to access court proceedings and argue against secrecy based solely on wealth. Arguments against unsealing cite historical precedent for sealing trust cases and the Murdoch family's security concerns. CARSON CITY — Are some court cases so sensitive that the public can’t know what’s happening or even who’s involved?

  • 1 week ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Mark Robison

    Elite universities across the country are in crisis. The Department of Education in Washington, D.C., redefined diversity, equity and inclusion programs as discriminatory. Funding for research is under threat with grants suspended and an effort to reduce the financial support such funding brings to campuses.

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Mark Robison
Mark Robison @GreaterReno
28 Mar 23

One day before deadline, objection filed to block revealing client who paid private investigator to spy on .@MayorSchieve and ex-Commissioner Hartung. How long will the appeals hold out? https://t.co/8kEc9DEei8

Mark Robison
Mark Robison @GreaterReno
22 Mar 23

Who paid a private investigator to spy on .@MayorSchieve and former commissioner Vaughn Hartung? At a judge's request, a discovery-process expert weighs in and says the defendant should reveal the name by March 28. https://t.co/nZLa2r7YAh

Mark Robison
Mark Robison @GreaterReno
21 Mar 23

Serious claims made that .@WashoeSchools has a special area for teachers who can't teach b/c they're traumatized by students and it's overflowing so much, district is considering a larger space for them. Turns out there's no evidence for the online claim. https://t.co/g4rdX2Ivak