Good morning, Reno.

Chick-fil-A in Reno is hosting a fundraiser to support local police & firefighters by collecting donations intended to aid first responders.

Crews knocked down a brush fire on Grass Valley Rd in Palomino Valley on Monday, June 1, which may have been caused by welding – responders remain on scene to clean up the area.

Reno enforces a moratorium on new data centers while many facilities already operate in the region — local business activity remains steady.

The Wave Sushi & Bar is set to open soon in Reno.

The restaurant will feature sushi and build-your-own poke bowls for locals seeking a fresh dining experience.

Gas prices in Reno dropped by one penny since Monday (June 1), showing a small shift for drivers.

Huffaker Elementary celebrated a former teacher's 100th birthday on Jun.

2. She taught for 25 years, and community members gathered at the school to honor her lasting impact on students.

Officials are monitoring invasive golden mussels spotted in California as they could soon threaten Lake Tahoe’s ecosystem; a study (expected later this week) will guide steps to prevent their spread.

After a wet May that left Reno with a small water surplus heading into the water year beginning Oct.

1, the city recorded a record .25 inch of rain on May 4 while drier, windy conditions are forecast that urge residents to stay fire aware.

Mineral County deputies remind riders to review Nevada rules for operating OHVs and UTVs before exploring public lands.

The reminder details engine registration, helmet use, equipment standards, and road restrictions as the recreation season begins.

Since June 1, the one-way fare on the Regional Connector from Reno to Carson City dropped to $2 from $5, making transit easier for commuters & students.

Riders can still enjoy free transfers on connecting services and plan trips using the Transit App.

Most recreation sites around Lake Tahoe have opened as summer starts, the U.S. Forest Service said.

Some sites (like Taylor Creek Visitor Center, set to open June 5) may have limited services until fully operational, so visitors should plan ahead.

The HU & Apocalyptica Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Grand Theatre, Reno — Ticket prices TBA — Experience the electrifying fusion of Mongolian rock and symphonic metal with The HU and Apocalyptica.

Reno Card & Collectible Show

June 5th-7th — Reno-Sparks Convention Center — Cost varies — A vibrant marketplace for buying, selling, and trading sports cards and collectibles.

Spring Outdoor Game Market

12-4 p.m. — The Glass Die — Free entry — Join a vibrant community of board gamers to explore a variety of games in a welcoming environment.

State Fair of Nevada

All Day — Nevada State Fairgrounds — $7.00 – $25.00 — Experience the rich heritage of agriculture with livestock shows, carnival rides, and locally grown food.

Nevada HR & Leadership Conference

8 AM - 3:30 PM — Atlantis Casino Resort Spa — Registration required — Gain insights from top HR experts and network with industry professionals.

Latin Social | An Evening of Music & Dance

7-11 p.m. — Reno Public Market — Check for entry fee — Dance the night away to vibrant Latin beats with local favorites.

Laugh Factory

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Laugh Factory At Silver Legacy Casino — Tickets starting at $83 — Experience an unforgettable night of laughter in Reno.

3rd Tuesday Networking Event

5-7 p.m. — Bernal Coworking — Free entry — Connect and collaborate with Reno’s top business professionals over complimentary snacks and drinks.

Reno Rodeo - Special Kids’ Rodeo

1-3:15 p.m. — Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center — Registration full — A heartwarming event pairing special needs children with rodeo cowboys for a unique experience.