Amy Alonzo is a journalist based in Nevada, currently working for the Reno Gazette-Journal. She focuses on local news and her work has been featured in various publications such as the Elko Daily Free Press, Ely Daily Times, The Nevada Independent, Northern Nevada Business Weekly, Reno Gazette-Journal, and Sparks Tribune. Amy covers a range of topics including outdoor recreation, environmental issues, state parks, agriculture, and public transportation.
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Amy Alonzo's coverage indicates a focus on local Nevada issues, particularly those related to the environment, public infrastructure, and agriculture. Her articles often center around government announcements and evolving stories, with themes covering weather, agriculture & farming, as well as tragedy.
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By: Amy Alonzo
After a multiyear reintroduction and monitoring effort by state wildlife officials, Lahontan cutthroat were documented this year exhibiting spawning behavior in a tributary of the lake — the first unassisted attempt in Lake Tahoe in nearly 90 years, according to state biologists.
By: Amy Alonzo
The Nevada Independent is a nonpartisan, nonprofit news and opinion website founded in 2017 by veteran political journalist and commentator Jon Ralston. The site and its supporting channels are focused on ethical, unbiased and transparent journalism. In general, we aim to gather and disseminate important public information and increase civic engagement.
By: Jeff Munson, Amy Alonzo
For thousands of years, Lahontan cutthroat trout swam in the expansive waters of Lake Tahoe.
By: Amy Alonzo
Amy Alonzo The Nevada Independent If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes.
By: Amy Alonzo
A bill to increase them died in 2023; state lawmakers plan to bring the idea back in 2025.
By: Amy Alonzo, David Calvert
Libraries, road repairs fail to garner support; most Sparks council races still too close to call
By: Amy Alonzo
The case before the Supreme Court could have massive implications for Nevada, which is dominated by federal lands that are complicated to release.
By: Amy Alonzo
The Elko County commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution supporting Utah in its quest to acquire over 18 million acres of federally held public land.
By: Amy Alonzo, David Calvert
For the first time, the council will have six members representing geographical wards, and no at-large member, following a lengthy redistricting process.
By: Amy Alonzo
Trump’s victory means a lot of things to different people. With his push for drilling and opposition to clean energy, environmentalists have cause for concern.
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