Good morning, Reno.

Urban Roots hosted its 4th annual Soil Palooza on June 7 with the theme (The Roots of Wellness) to bring Reno residents together for a day focused on wellness.

Reno police are investigating an alleged stabbing on Lake Street Saturday evening—one person was injured and taken to a local hospital while the suspect, who sustained knife wounds to his hands, is in custody.

The Lazy 5 Park Music Series celebrated its 20th anniversary on June 7 in Spanish Springs with live performances from Dom & Friends, Nick Eng & White Water, classic cars, and crafts.

Bikers gathered in Virginia City for the Street Vibrations Spring Rally where longtime rider Turtle showcased his custom purple haze bike to thousands—coordinated by event organizer Randy Burke.

Locals and new riders enjoyed the mix of vintage bikes, live music, and vendors as the event celebrated decades of biking tradition.

Bishop Manogue held its graduation ceremony on June 6th—students finished school and celebrated with families and teachers.

The event marked an important milestone that many felt proud of.

Residents who plan to float the Truckee River should exit at Idlewild Park or near the Keystone Bridge because crews closed Arlington Avenue and Wingfield Park for the bridges project and water near Barbara Bennett Park is expected to turn dangerously fast.

Officials warn to use the emergency exit at Wingfield Island only as a last resort—First Street remains closed through June 20 for water diversion.

Nevada Volleyball will host two youth summer camps in Reno for players in grades K-12; the camps—open to all skill levels—will offer coaching and skill-building during the summer.

UNR Athletic Director Stephanie Rempe announced on Saturday that the Wolf Pack will begin compensating student athletes on July 1 under a revenue-sharing model—this new plan follows a federal ruling allowing direct payments and will use funds from season ticket sales, donations, sponsorships, concessions and licensing to keep the school competitive in the Mountain West Conference.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Basketball Camp: Point Guard Prep

9 a.m.-4 p.m. — Sage Ridge School — $795 — Enhance your child's basketball skills and mindset at this intensive summer camp designed for aspiring players.

Reno Rodeo

12:00 AM – 11:59 PM — Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center — Ticket purchase required — Experience the excitement of the 'Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West' with thrilling competitions and over 140,000 fans.