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Reno
Friday, June 6th, 2025
Good morning, Reno. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 6th of June.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Two weeks after a break-in at Reno High on May 22 that saw masked vandals spray-paint walls and smash windows and TVs, school officials have not shared the number of students banned from the June 11 graduation ceremony—superintendent Joe Ernst said they are still gathering details—while police stated more than 20 people fled when officers arrived. Reno Gazette Journal
- ➤ Karrell Morgan, 42, was arrested for a vehicle burglary at the Washoe County District Courthouse on June 2 and now faces charges including burglary of a motor vehicle—swindling by using another’s identification—grand larceny and unauthorized card use. KRNV
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Organizers of the 44th Great Reno Balloon Race unveiled new and returning features for the upcoming event in celebration of National Hot Air Balloon Day, including remote-controlled balloons + an expanded STEM program for Washoe County fifth graders. The race will feature special-shaped balloons and an estimated 100 ascents each morning from September 5 to 7 at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park + a media day preview on September 4. 2NEWS
ECONOMY NEWS
- ➤ A report from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association projects that Nevada households will face higher electric bills this summer as rates rise from $699 to $740 per month because higher prices and hotter temperatures boost air conditioning demand. Low-income households will be hit hardest, with nearly 37 percent struggling to pay their bills—Congress is being urged to boost LIHEAP funding to ease the burden. Reno Gazette Journal
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Washoe County School District needs 12 English language teachers to help students who are new to the country and face language challenges; teacher Tina Tucker—who has nearly 30 years of experience—adapts the curriculum so these students learn grade-level standards. Her work supports both the students and their families by making learning more accessible. KRNV
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Summer in Lake Tahoe brings a higher risk of harmful algal blooms that may produce toxins harmful to people, pets, and wildlife. The water board will test El Dorado Beach, Regan Beach, Kiva Beach, and Kings Beach before the Fourth of July and Labor Day — residents are urged to avoid suspicious water and report any issues — as officials work to keep the lake safe. KUNR
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Reno City Council approved a $1.03 billion budget on Wednesday that freezes 20 vacant positions and cuts $16 million to help cover a $25.6 million shortfall. The plan raises the land-use appeal fee to $1,200 starting July 1 and notes that city debt now hovers around $472 million — officials are watching spending closely. Reno Gazette Journal
- ➤ Since 2002, the Freeway Service Patrol (FSP) has helped drivers on I-80, I-580, and USA Parkway by clearing crashes and disabled vehicles in Reno and Sparks. The Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) says the team responds to about 1,000 incidents monthly to keep roads safe amid rising temperatures. 2NEWS
- ➤ Former elections chief Cari-Ann Burgess filed a lawsuit against Washoe County, saying she was forced to take leave and worked in a toxic environment during the 2024 election. Her suit claims county managers bullied her—hurting her job chances and interfering with voter data—and she seeks compensation as the county plans to respond by July 31. Reno Gazette Journal
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Reno Rodeo Charitable Golf Tournament
8 a.m. — Lakeridge Golf Course — Breakfast and lunch provided — Enjoy a friendly round of golf while supporting families in the community.
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Sports Fest ’25
12-5 p.m. — Rancho San Rafael Regional Park — Ticketed event — A showcase of competitions in various sports including archery and community programs.
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Steve & Kate's Camp at Sage Ridge
8 a.m.–6 p.m. — Sage Ridge School — Daily and summer passes available — An engaging summer camp offering activities from coding to sports for kids.
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Sonic Neon Summit
10 AM – 5 PM — Grand Sierra Resort and Casino — Registration fee applicable — Celebrate your love for Sonic the Hedgehog at this vibrant fan convention packed with activities and community spirit.
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Basketball Camp: Playmaker College
9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Sage Ridge School, Reno, NV — $795 — Enhance your child's basketball IQ and leadership skills at this transformative summer camp.
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Reno Rodeo
3 PM - 10 PM — Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the excitement of bull riding, roping events, and much more at this iconic rodeo.
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2025 Mutton Bustin’
Evenings — Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center — Application closed — Young cowboys and cowgirls take their first rodeo ride atop a sheep in this thrilling event.
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Summer Solstice Rendezvous
2-9 p.m. — Nevada Fine Arts — Free entry — Dance under the sun with local art and food trucks in a vibrant community celebration.
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Tanners Marketplace Antiques Retro and Crafts Show
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Reno-Sparks Convention Center — Free parking — Discover unique antiques, retro finds, and handmade crafts from talented artisans.
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On-Site Tour of Senior Living Community
9 AM - 7 PM — Volante of Reno — Free entry — Explore the best in senior living with top-rated care, meals, and activities.
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