Josh Meny is a news anchor for KTVN 2 News in Reno, Nevada. With a focus on local news, Josh covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, and community issues. His work has also been featured in Kx News Tips, showcasing his dedication to delivering accurate and timely news to the people of Nevada.
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Josh Meny focuses on local government and political issues in Nevada, particularly Reno. His coverage includes topics such as state-specific policies, environmental initiatives like the Tree Recycling Program, and social challenges like the farm labor shortage.
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Senator Rosen, a member of the Armed Services Committee, stated that she advocated for President Biden to include the $224 million veterans hospital in Reno in the 2024 budget proposal.
Legislators are preparing for a busy session in the Nevada legislature. As of now, 161 bills have been submitted for the 83rd Nevada legislative session, which begins on the first Monday of February.
On Wednesday, Senator Catherine Cortez Masto held a press conference alongside leaders of the Hispanic Congressional Caucus.
Senator Jacky Rosen has a new bill heading to President Biden's desk that will tackle public corruption and conflicts of interest on Capitol Hill.
It's been a contentious year, marked by an election and multiple wars involving the U.S. With the constant influx of political content through our TVs, phones, and laptops, it's difficult not to be aware of at least one controversial topic. Some people identify as news junkies, while others try to avoid politics altogether. In large families, you'll likely find a mix of both types of individuals, along with everyone in between. On Christmas Eve, Josh Meny visited the Reno Post Office to see how people handle— or choose not to handle— political discussions during the holidays.
Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada hosted a Christmas rib meal at St. Vincent's Dining Room in downtown Reno on Christmas Day.
Last week, a day-long manhunt in Fernley led to the arrest of 19-year-old double-stabbing suspect Adam Miller.
As we kick off the new year, a slate of new laws takes effect in Nevada. Some of these laws are the result of voter initiatives, while others have been enacted by the state legislature.
Congress has determined that TikTok represents a national security threat; however, for local TikTok creators, it's a powerful marketing tool.
The Washoe County Senior Center is temporarily closing for a significant remodel starting tomorrow.
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