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A look at the new film starring John Lithgo and Salma Hayek.

How to balance things when your parents move to town.

Questions to consider before you ask for a divorce.

Here's some thoughts on kids and apologies.

How do you know if teasing is hurtful?

Emanuele Ziaco used to live in an Italian city older than the Bible, but in 2012 he moved to Reno to study trees.

As a case manager at the Northern Nevada International Center, Rawdhah Al Salihi uses the experiences of her own journey from Iraq to help newly-arrived refugees and immigrants. She recently spoke to student reporter Ruben Kimmelman for NPR’s Next Generation Radio Program about her first days in America, which included a trip to IHOP. Rawdhah Al Salihi was scared to come to the United States. The 49-year-old Iraqi immigrant had seen movies depicting Americans as mean and unpleasant. Some

Wences Blanquet was only four years old when he illegally crossed the Mexican border into California. Student reporter Paolo Zialcita recently interviewed Blanquet, a Reno resident, for NPR’s Next Generation Radio Program to learn more about his first days in America. Blanquet said what he remembers most about the journey are the long bus rides at night through Mexico. “Whenever I smell the diesel smell, it reminds me of being four and going on the start of this big epic trip with my mom,” said

Senate Republicans have recently unveiled their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act . The health care bill is officially known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act. Voting on this proposed bill is expected later this week. Reno Public Radio’s Anh Gray sat down with health policy expert John Packham to learn what this legislation could mean for Nevadans. Packham is the Director of Health Policy Research at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine. Last month, House

KUNR contributor Bob Conrad, and his team at ThisisReno, have been examining the issue of homelessness, especially downtown, and reporting on the issue for a new podcast called Solutions .