Duke Ritenhouse

News Editor

With Nevada News Group since 2022

Email: dritenhouse@nevadanewsgroup.com

Job duties:
I enjoy working with all aspects of Nevada News Group’s editorial operations — from writing, to editing, to working with reporters, to updating our website. Every day is different.

About me:
Northern Nevada journalism has been a part of most of my life. My previous experience includes long stints at the Reno Gazette-Journal and Sparks Tribune.

2023 Nevada Press Association Awards
• Second Place General Excellence – Nevada Appeal
• Second Place General Online Excellence – Nevada Appeal

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Recent Stories

Commentary: You wanted the big-time, Pack — what comes next?

Since joining the FBS level three decades ago, Pack athletics have steadily moved up. But, with realignment tearing at the fabric of college sports, what's Nevada's next step?

13 chances: Breaking down Pack’s 2024 football schedule

Nevada, under a first-year head coach, plays 10 games against bowl teams from last season. Here's a game-by-game look at the Wolf Pack's chances.

MW football: Pack picked for last-place finish in preseason poll

Boise State picked to win Mountain West title by conference's media contingent; UNLV tabbed for second-place finish.

Weekend TV sports: Euro 24 kicks off in Germany

Also: U.S. Open golf takes over NBC and USA Network.

ESPN ranks Pack 120th — and last in MW

The 2024 edition of the Nevada football team also receives low marks from national publications.

Pack football: Nevada gets nine national TV games

The Mountain West, with TV partners Fox and CBS, announced the conference’s broadcast schedule Thursday.

Update: Carson High issues 'all clear' after Friday lockdown

1:25 p.m. update: An "all clear" has been issued at Carson High School, following a lockdown at 12:15 p.m. Friday.

Prep standings: Douglas in a dogfight as regionals approach

Your only source for complete Northern Nevada baseball and softball standings; May 1 update.

Pack plays Dayton in NCAA’s; 6 from MW in field

Nevada draws the No. 10 seed in the West Region; MW breaks all-time record for NCAA selections.

MW Tournament guide: Top teams, players to watch, Pack's chances

Nevada enters as the No. 2 seed for the loaded Mountain West, which could send as many as six teams into the NCAA Tournament.

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Photos by Duke

Mountain West football helmets are shown at a past conference …

UNLV averaged better than 7 yards per play on the …

The memorial relay ends Thursday afternoon with the baton arriving …

An image from Thursday's Law Enforcement Officers Memorial ceremony at …

An image from Thursday's Law Enforcement Officers Memorial ceremony at …