What does it take to live in Tahoe/Truckee?

In 1960, a group skiing the Tahoe “big leagues” for the first time experience a daring rescue. This decades-old story was given new life when shared at a Thanksgiving dinner.

The Ink’s photographer, Ted Coakley III, captures people on the street musing about what a warning label would say about them if all people had one.

Truckee sophomore Elijah Kreiss takes a trash tour to see how recycling is handled at the Eastern Sierra Landfill on Highway 89.

The experts at Word After Word Books share their picks for your holidays shopping lists. From memoirs and travel tales to kid vampire slayers and nature, you’re sure to find the perfect gift.

Is homelessness in our region increasing? Have local conversations about contraception changed since this summer’s Supreme Court overturn of Roe versus Wade?

Biby Xantus was born in communist Romania in 1976 and spent the next 13 years facing the stark reality of living in a poor...

Astrological transits continue holding a tight rein, hampering our forward progress; crimson beauty Mars grows in radiance in the nighttime sky.

Nature’s Corner columnist Eve Quesnel explores the engineering excellence of arachnids.

Carolyn Usinger has made it her mission to make Tahoe a more beautiful place by picking up litter. When she was convicted of misdemeanors for illegally disposing the litter into the Nevada Department of Transportation’ empty dumpster, she felt defeated. The community’s support inspired her to keep going and she is working to develop a program called Zero Trash Tahoe.