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Tourism drives our economy, but we lack the tools to manage its impacts, says Andy Chapman. The time to act is now with sustainable funding for transit, stewardship, and visitor management.

Fire insurance upswing? The lead cables are finally out of the lake? North Lake incorporation possibilities hit a crucial milestone? We revisit key stories in our region reported on this past year.

At its May 14 emergency board meeting, the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District decided to remain in the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association for the 2025/26 year, delaying its move to the California side in order to further study the impacts.

Home kitchen program town hall; effects of climate change on children; more.

Tests show no harmful algal blooms in Lake Tahoe; July 4 river deaths and water safety; youth program for mental health and substance use; and more.

News from March 1-7, briefly: Election results update; scholarships available to TTUSD students; committees seek participants; and more.

For the May Do Tell, Ted Coakley III asks readers, What damage caused by this winter’s snow did you, or will you, repair?

What are your Burning Man plans for this year’s Burn?

The sun sets over a field of lupine at Prosser Lake on a picture-perfect summer’s evening. Photo by Sherrin Fraiman

WILD THINGS: Megan Jost is a Truckee watercolor artist and designer. More recently, she has moved her work to capture native wildlife as well...