Report, run by International Demographics. Longtime editor D. Brian Burghart stepped down in 2016 to focus on his national project, Fatal Encounters, which uses crowd sourced data to estimate the number of killings by law enforcement officers in the United States. The paper's current editor is Frank X. Mullen, who came out of retirement in 2020 to write for the paper. On January 31, 2022, the assets of the newspaper were sold to Coachella Valley Independent LLC, a company owned by Reno native and former RN&R editor Jimmy Boegle, who also publishes the Coachella Valley Independent in Palm Springs, California. Boegle announced the paper would be launching a new website, RenoNR.com, and said he had a goal of bringing the paper back to print as a monthly sometime in 2022. In April, the RN&R announced it would resume print publication as a monthly starting with a June 2022 issue. The June 2022 issue began hitting streets over Memorial Day weekend. Its most well-known annual issues are: Best of Reno, annual issue with the results of a readers' poll and editors' choices of the best places, people and things in Northern Nevada Summer, Fall & Winter Guide, seasonal guides to what to do in Northern Nevada Prep for the Playa, annual guide for people who plan to make the trek to Burning Man in the Black Rock Desert Events Rollin' on the River began in 1996 as a community concert series, and has evolved into one of Reno's largest free summer music events. Rollin' on the River is held in Wingfield Park, an island amphitheater on the Truckee River, during the month of July and features both local and regional touring artists. Noted stories Stewart Indian School’s 200 unmarked graves, 2021: RN&R investigation on the illnesses, accidents and epidemics that took their toll on native students at Nevada's Stewart Indian School, and that resulted in the deaths of around 200 children Fatal Encounters, 2014: Roughly yearlong series focused on the six specific areas of "When law enforcement kills," this series and the accompanying Fatal Encounters website brought national attention to the current editor, D. Brian Burghart, who appeared on The Daily Show and whose writings and research were featured in Gawker and other news outlets Showdown in Crescent Valley, 2003: Cover story about the 30-year battle of two Western Shoshone grandmothers trying to live and raise cattle on their ancestral lands