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Third Teen Dies After Fiery Crash on Sunday

(Reno, NV) — Three teenagers are now dead after a fiery crash in Reno. A person who was injured in the crash early Sunday morning succumbed to their injuries on Wednesday. The other two victims died at the scene. The victims who died were two 17-year-olds and an 18-year-old. Police believe both speed and impairment…MORE

WCSD Superintendent Joe Ernst Issues Update on Reno High School Vandalism

(Reno, NV) — Washoe County School District Superintendent Joe Ernst has an update on the recent vandalism at Reno High School. On Wednesday, Ernst announced the students responsible could be suspended, lose privileges and not take part in commencement ceremonies. The vandalism, discovered last week, included racial slurs and antisemitic remarks. There could also be…MORE

Near Record Highs Expected in Reno This Week

(Reno, NV) — Near record high temperatures are expected in Reno this week. The National Weather Service is calling for a high of 97 degrees on Friday and a high of 99 degrees on Saturday. Other parts of northern Nevada, like some areas near Fallon, could see triple digits on those days. Reno has a…MORE

Council on American-Islamic Relations Condemning Antisemitic Vandalism at Reno High School

(Reno, NV) — The Council on American-Islamic Relations is condemning the recent vandalism at Reno High School. The vandalism that took place last Friday included racial slurs, swastikas and antisemitic messages. The campus suffered an estimated more than 100 thousand dollars in damage. CAIR National Communications Manager Ismail Allison says they stand in solidarity with…MORE

Reno City Councilman Calling For Investigation Into Vandalism at Reno High School

(Reno, NV) — Reno City Councilman Devon Reese is now demanding an investigation into a recent major case of vandalism at Reno High School. The vandalism late last week involved swastikas and racial slurs and led to more than 100-thousand dollars in damage. Reese says it was a hate crime. Reese is also vowing to…MORE

2 Women Rescued After Inner Tubing Mishap on Truckee River

(Reno, NV) — Two women are recovering after Reno firefighters rescued them from the Truckee River. The incident happened shortly after six o’clock Monday afternoon, after an inner tubing mishap that left them stranded in the river and holding onto a rock. Firefighters deployed inflatable rafts and safely brought the women to shore. Neither of…MORE

Person Arrested For Breaching Nevada Air National Guard Base in Reno

(Reno, NV) — A person is behind bars on suspicion of breaching the Nevada Air National Guard Base in Reno. The person, who was not authorized to be there, was taken into custody by base security personnel on Wednesday. They were then turned over to the Reno-Tahoe Airport Police Department, which transported them to the…MORE

RNO Expecting Heavy Passenger Volume For Memorial Day Weekend

(Reno, NV) — Reno-Tahoe International Airport officials are expecting a heavy passenger volume for this Memorial Day Weekend. Today and Monday are expected to be the busiest days. About 16-thousand travelers are projected to pass through the airport on each of those days. That would surpass last year’s numbers. Parking is expected to fill up…MORE

Gov. Lombardo Approves Fuel, Las Vegas Police Officer Tax Extension Efforts

(Carson City, NV) — Governor Joe Lombardo has signed three tax bills into law. Two of the bills Lombardo signed into law on Thursday authorize local governments to extend existing taxes. One keeps revenue sources in place for police officers’ salaries in Clark County. It renews the two-tenths of a percent property tax that had…MORE

Reno City Council Approves $1.03B Tentative Budget

(Reno, NV) — The Reno City Council is giving approval to a one-point-oh-three-billion dollar tentative budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The budget features 36 million dollars in funding for revitalization projects across the city. The city will also be raising the cost of land use appeal fees from 500 to 12 hundred dollars, to…MORE