Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 19th of August.
Good morning, Reno.
The Red Cross of Northern Nevada is helping thousands impacted by the Bug and Stallion Fires by offering monetary and emotional aid.
Support is provided on a case-by-case basis, with services tailored to each individual need.
A meeting on flash flood concerns is held today in Hidden Valley — local officials and community members will discuss safety measures and updates following recent heavy rains.
Einstein Bros. Bagels is set to open a new location in northwest Reno — the chain will offer its full menu to local customers soon.
The Women in Cannabis Expo (held Tuesday and Wednesday) spotlights women in the cannabis industry.
Reno locals can check local listings for event details.
The Washoe County School District's strategic plan survey is open until September 4—available in English and Spanish for residents to share input on school planning.
Procter R. Hug High School returned to normal operations Tuesday after police responded to a student disruption near the west parking lot.
Authorities secured the campus and found the student safely off campus with no injuries reported as the investigation continues.
On Monday, a Wingfield Springs family recorded a video of a bobcat family in their backyard as recent wildfires pushed the animals out of their natural habitats.
Residents are advised to keep a safe distance and keep pets indoors.
Sand Harbor State Park (a key Lake Tahoe site) will be closed today as the 30th annual Lake Tahoe Summit brings state, tribal, and federal leaders together to discuss restoration in the Tahoe Basin.
Senator Catherine Cortez Masto visited local firefighters who battled the Bug & Stallion Fires yesterday in Reno and thanked them for their service during challenging wildfire efforts.
Her remarks underscored her commitment to recognizing the bravery of frontline responders.
Michele and Gil Lucero lost their new forever home when the Bug Fire burned it on Aug.
10 in Red Rock; they are staying with family & accepting donations through GoFundMe while deciding whether to rebuild.
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