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Every summer, thousands of people launch kayaks and paddleboards onto Lake Tahoe. Public agencies encourage non-motorized recreation as a low-impact way to experience the...

Steve Wampler, born with severe cerebral palsy, never let that stop him. He has climbed El Cap, and for 25 years has been running Camp Wamp, a summer camp for kids with disabilities.

Brought to you by TLUXP.com Across the Tahoe Sierra MLS, sales volume, price, and homes on the market have increased, while the average days on the...

An Incline Village resident argues that Nevada lawmakers should reject SB420, alleging that more visitor fees and less public accountability created by business improvement districts won’t protect Lake Tahoe.

Reno-Tahoe International Airport just opened a fourth parking option — a $16/day walk-up lot — as RNO sees record passenger growth. Here’s what travelers should know.

The Bristlecone Film Collective is all about fostering cinema in Tahoe/Truckee that connects human beings — and its free outdoor screening of SurFilMusic promises a good time.

A lifelong adventurer, skier, and storyteller, Wayne Poulsen — the second child of Squaw Valley founder Wayne Poulsen, Sr. — inspired others through his love of wild places, diverse cultures, and genuine human connection.

In response to We Need an Honest Conversation about Bears in Tahoe in the July print edition Don’t Make Bears Pay for Human Mistakes First, we...

Thanks to the High Fives Foundation, adaptive athletes are now able to access two mountain biking trails in Reno/Tahoe.