Jose Davila Iv is a journalist based in Reno, Nevada, writing for Reno Public Radio. With a focus on local news, Jose covers a wide range of topics including education, public safety, community initiatives, and social issues. His articles aim to provide in-depth coverage and insights into the issues affecting the Reno community.
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Jose Davila Iv's coverage primarily revolves around local education, government, and social welfare issues in Northern Nevada. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing expert commentary or relevant announcements related to educational initiatives, government policies impacting the community, or programs addressing food insecurity and children’s welfare within the specified geographic focus.
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By: Jose Davila Iv
The Nevada Dual Sensory Impairment Project has received a new $600,000 federal grant to sustain its operations and offer additional services.
By: Jose Davila Iv
The Reno-Tahoe International Airport Fire Department has added a new vehicle, called the Panther, to its ranks.
By: Jose Davila Iv
Washoe County School District Superintendent Susan Enfield recently sat down with KUNR’s Jose Davila IV to discuss her first year in the role. She was hired in May 2022 after directing a smaller suburban Seattle district. Her first day of work was July 6 of last year.
By: Jose Davila Iv
Washoe County School District Chief of Police Jason Trevino is stepping down.
As part of their studies in human services, students at Reed High School run a free food pantry on campus.
By: Jose Davila Iv
On Saturday afternoon, the Nevada National Guard took a group of local educators and community leaders on a helicopter tour as a part of a recruitment push.
Reed High School culinary students will now get to run their own food truck business.
By: Jose Davila Iv
At their board meeting this week, the Washoe County School District trustees approved the final version of a new school facilities plan for the district.
By: Jose Davila, Kat Fulwider
A mileage sign shows distances to other towns along State Route 339 in Yerington, Nev., on Nov. 13, 2023.
By: Jose Davila
Dianna Townsend and her colleagues are developing a new way to teach science vocab to middle school English language learners.
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