The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office reports there was a small plane crash Saturday about 40 miles north of Reno in the Fish Springs area. The sheriff’s office reports there was a pilot on the the Kitfox S7 Super Sport who survived the crash with injuries. The pilot was transported to a hospital in Reno, no…… MORE
Sparks Police Looking For Suspect Passing Fake Checks
The Sparks Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying a man who tried to cash a fraudulent check in west Sparks. The man tried to cash the check at the Rail City Casino on Victorian Avenue, using an identification card that belonged to a dead person, according to police. When casino security contacted…… MORE
New Housing Now Available in South Meadows
Thanks to efforts by Lewis Apartment Communities, there’s now 148 new apartments on the shore of South Meadows Lake in Reno called Latitude 39.… MORE
Federation of Independent Businesses Urging You to Vote Like a Small Business Person
Lot’s of different issues are motivating voters this year, but for the National Federation of Independent Businesses, it’s the economy. They are urging voters to vote like a small business person.… MORE
New Destination Being Served by Reno-Tahoe International Airport
There’s a new destination that’s never been served by Reno Tahoe International Airport that you can now fly directly to from the biggest little city. California Pacific Airlines, a start up low fare airline, began service this month, offering flights on a 50 seat jet four times a week. Brian Kulpin with the airport says…… MORE
Atlantis Casino Thanking Veterans This Week in Reno
If you’ve served in the military, or are active duty, the Atlantis Casino Resort wants to thank you for your service this week. Get a free breakfast or lunch anytime between Tuesday, November 6th through Friday, November 9th at Toucan Charlie’s. Teresa Drew with the casino says they like to honor vets as often as…… MORE
Secretary of State Warns of Voter Disinformation
Election Day is Tuesday and Nevada Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske reminds Nevadans to be mindful of disinformation about the election and voting, particularly on social media. Here are some facts: the polls open Tuesday at 7:00 AM and close at 7:00 PM. Voters who are in line by 7:00 PM on Election Day will…… MORE
Secret Witness Offers Reward to Catch Some Vandals
Secret Witness is offering a $500.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and prosecution of the suspects wanted in connection with the vandalism of gate and supporting structure at the end of Rio Wrangler in the Damonte Ranch area of south Reno. Violators have rammed the gate causing substantial damage. Local wild horse organizations…… MORE
Historic Reno Homes May Face the Wrecking Ball
The realty company involved with the Burning Man organization has withdrawn an application to relocate 10 historic homes in the Gateway District of the University of Nevada. Common Ground Urban Development had proposed moving the houses north of Gerlach to be converted into an arts education and learning center. But now Common Ground says they…… MORE
State Ordered to Pay “Dumped” Mental Patients
A Southern Nevada jury says the state and a former mental hospital administrator are responsible for class-action damages that could range from about $9 million to more than $22 million for putting patients on buses in Las Vegas for one-way trips to cities around the country. They deliberated less than three hours after a two-week…… MORE
